Description
Lophophora Williamsii f. Cristata
Live Lophophora Williamsii f. Cristata Plants
The Lophophora williamsii f. cristata is a rare crested form of the legendary Peyote cactus, treasured by collectors for its unusual growth patterns and cultural significance. Unlike the standard, button-like peyote, this cristate form develops fan-shaped, undulating crests that create striking, sculptural displays. Its soft blue-green skin, woolly tufts, and occasional pink blossoms make it one of the most fascinating and highly coveted cactus mutations.
Native to northern Mexico and southern Texas, this slow-growing cactus thrives in well-draining soil, strong light, and careful watering. Perfect for enthusiasts of rare and unusual succulents, the Lophophora cristata is an extraordinary showpiece that stands out in any cactus or succulent collection.
Our Lophophora williamsii are naturally cultivated at our nursery in specialized mineral soil, resulting in excellent root development and strong resistance to environmental stresses. Also known as peyote, Lophophora williamsii is an endangered spineless cactus native to Northern Mexico and South Texas. Its stem is glaucous green, dull bluish, or greyish green, very succulent, globular, top-shaped, or somewhat flattened with a woolly top; The subterranean portion of the stem extends deep below the surface of the ground and transitions smoothly into a large taproot which acts as a water reservoir during the dry season.
Lophophora enjoys the company of other plants and does well potted in large groups. Peyote should be grown in partial shade to avoid damaging the cactus from intense sunlight.
For our most outstanding plants see our Lophophora williamsii fine specimens. Likewise, you are a wild plant enthusiast and prefer hard grown cacti see our Lophophora williamsii wild specimens.
An extensive selection of other rare Lophophora cactus seeds.
See the cactus propagation guide has tips on how to best care for your Lophophora williamsii cactus.
Size: 6-7cm long x 4-5cm wide

