Ferocactus flavovirens orange twisted form created by a

twisted form created by a rare cristate mutation

Place it in a sunny location with well-draining soil to ensure its long-term health

especially if over wet)

when it comes to light

This lace aloe is not just any ordinary houseplant

Ferocactus flavovirens orange twisted form created by aFerocactus flavovirens Origin and Habitat: Distribution: southeastern Puebla and northern Oaxaca, Mexico. Habitat: Grows in dry limestone hillsides in the same area as Ferocactus robustus, and has the same associate species, but usually it is found on higher limestone sides. Description: Plant at first solitary, afterwards freely sprouting from the base and often forming great many stemmed mounds up to 100 cm high and more than 2 m wide. Flowers: