Family: Cactaceae

Pot diameter: 5.5 cm

Light: Very bright location, with mild sun and gradual acclimation to more intense exposure.

Watering: Very sparse, only when the substrate has completely dried out.

Substrate: Very well-draining cactus mix, with a high proportion of inorganic materials.

Form: Low, spherical to slightly flattened body, with soft sides and areoles with white fuzz.

Growth: Slow, compact and low, focusing on a stable, symmetrical form.

Use: Exclusively an ornamental plant. Not intended for consumption or any other use.

Significant features:

• Lophophorous form with a low, spherical body and symmetrical sides.
• Small areoles with white fuzz instead of prominently visible spines.
• Ideal for bright pots and mineral compositions.

Origin: The natural range extends from southwestern and southern Texas to northeastern Mexico.

Lophophora williamsii requires very well-draining substrate and careful watering, avoiding humid locations to prevent excessive moisture around the root.