Opuntia miquelii, also known as Miqueliopuntia miquelii, belongs to the Cactaceae family. It has cylindrical, glaucous green stems that branch in a strict and almost sculptural manner. This cactus features large, cup-shaped flowers in pink-white tones and can grow in deserts and harsh conditions.

• Pot diameter: 6.5 cm.
• Light: Full sun or very intense light.
• Watering: Very sparse, with complete drying of the substrate between waterings.
• Substrate: Very well-drained, with a high percentage of mineral materials.
• Stems: Cylindrical, branching, glaucous green.
• Flowering: At maturity, with large cup-shaped pink-white flowers.
• Origin: Northern Chile, mainly Atacama and Coquimbo.
• Special feature: Intense, hard spines — requires careful handling.

The characteristic sculptural nature makes Opuntia miquelii ideal for small pots in bright spots and indoor or outdoor locations with a dry character.