Lobivia famatimensis crest Size:4" Pot making them a popular choice

making them a popular choice for drought-tolerant gardens

this small cactus can remain a centerpiece of any cactus collection for many years

Radial spines are pectinate and appressed (curved toward body)

Known hazards: As with all other Euphorbias when a plant get damaged it exudes a thick white milky sap known as latex

Just make sure to avoid extreme temperature fluctuations

Lobivia famatimensis crest Size:4" Pot making them a popular choiceLobivia famatimensis cristata This is a cristata form of Lobivia Famatimensis , commonly known as the Orange Cob cactus, has a green globular body with dark orange spines. It's widely known for its bright, big and luscious flowers that it produces during the spring and summer months. They come out during the day and fall back during the nighttime. Some range in color from pink to orange to red, and many more. Recommended temperature zone: Sunset: