Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis

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Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis, a round green cactus with yellow spines in a deep pot on mineral substrate.
Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis with a bright yellow bloom and green pads in a deep pot, blurred background.
Close-up of a round green Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with yellowish spines in a mineral-filled pot.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with a vibrant yellow flower, shown in a deep pot with mineral substrate.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis in a deep pot with mineral substrate, ideal for summer-growing cactus collections.
Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis, a round green cactus with yellow spines in a deep pot, blurred cacti behind.
Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with long yellow spines in a mineral mix pot, blurred cacti behind.
A bright yellow Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis flower blooms on a spiky green cactus in mineral substrate, with blurred cacti behind.
Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis with yellow spines, ridged green body, in gravel soil and a deep pot.
Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis, a green cactus with yellow spines in a deep pot with mineral soil.
Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with long yellowish spines in a deep pot; blurred cacti in background.
Close-up of green, round Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with long yellow spines in rocky soil, blurred plants behind.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with rounded sections and sharp spines in a deep pot on a rocky background.
A group of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cacti with yellow spines in a deep pot of mineral substrate on white background.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with round green stems and yellow spines in a small brown plastic pot on beige background.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with round green stems and yellow spines in a brown plastic pot with mineral soil.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with ribbed green sections and yellow spines in a deep pot with gravel substrate.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus in a brown plastic pot with pebbles, in front of a textured stone wall and foliage.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis in a deep pot, shown growing well in a well-draining mineral substrate.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus in a deep pot with draining mineral soil, suited for summer growth.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with green stems and yellow spines in a terracotta pot on white background.
Small green Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with yellow spines, clustered in a brown-orange pot on pebbly soil.
Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis, a round green cactus with yellow spines in a deep pot on mineral substrate.
Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis with a bright yellow bloom and green pads in a deep pot, blurred background.
Close-up of a round green Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with yellowish spines in a mineral-filled pot.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with a vibrant yellow flower, shown in a deep pot with mineral substrate.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis in a deep pot with mineral substrate, ideal for summer-growing cactus collections.
Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis, a round green cactus with yellow spines in a deep pot, blurred cacti behind.
Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with long yellow spines in a mineral mix pot, blurred cacti behind.
A bright yellow Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis flower blooms on a spiky green cactus in mineral substrate, with blurred cacti behind.
Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis with yellow spines, ridged green body, in gravel soil and a deep pot.
Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis, a green cactus with yellow spines in a deep pot with mineral soil.
Close-up of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with long yellowish spines in a deep pot; blurred cacti in background.
Close-up of green, round Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with long yellow spines in rocky soil, blurred plants behind.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with rounded sections and sharp spines in a deep pot on a rocky background.
A group of Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cacti with yellow spines in a deep pot of mineral substrate on white background.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with round green stems and yellow spines in a small brown plastic pot on beige background.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with round green stems and yellow spines in a brown plastic pot with mineral soil.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with ribbed green sections and yellow spines in a deep pot with gravel substrate.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus in a brown plastic pot with pebbles, in front of a textured stone wall and foliage.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis in a deep pot, shown growing well in a well-draining mineral substrate.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus in a deep pot with draining mineral soil, suited for summer growth.
Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with green stems and yellow spines in a terracotta pot on white background.
Small green Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis cactus with yellow spines, clustered in a brown-orange pot on pebbly soil.

Cultivation and propagation: It is a summer grower species that offers no cultivation difficulties. It has a fairly large tap root and should be kept in a deep pot with a very draining mineral substrate.

Water regularly in summer (but do not overwater). Keep dry in winter.

Repot yearly until reaching about 100 mm in size, then every two or three years will suffice. Repotting is best done at the end of winter but can be done at other times. Do not water for a couple of weeks after repotting to reduce risk of root rot via broken roots. Repotting will increase size of stems.

It is quite cold tolerant if kept dry (hardy to -5° C).

Outside it needs bright exposure. Full sun or half shade in summer. Inside it needs bright light, and some direct sun.

Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, llifle.com and cactus-art.biz

Bloom Season

Mid spring

Flower Color

Red--gold (yelloworange)

Hardiness Zone

10a to 11

Mature Size

612 in. (1530 Cm)

Resistance

5° C

Sun Exposure

Full sun (6+ hrs.)--Partial shade (3–6 hrs. sun)
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Lobivia Echinopsis maximiliana charazanensis

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Cultivation and propagation: It is a summer grower species that offers no cultivation difficulties. It has a fairly large tap root and should be kept in a deep pot with a very draining mineral substrate.

Water regularly in summer (but do not overwater). Keep dry in winter.

Repot yearly until reaching about 100 mm in size, then every two or three years will suffice. Repotting is best done at the end of winter but can be done at other times. Do not water for a couple of weeks after repotting to reduce risk of root rot via broken roots. Repotting will increase size of stems.

It is quite cold tolerant if kept dry (hardy to -5° C).

Outside it needs bright exposure. Full sun or half shade in summer. Inside it needs bright light, and some direct sun.

Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, llifle.com and cactus-art.biz

Bloom Season

Mid spring

Flower Color

Red--gold (yelloworange)

Hardiness Zone

10a to 11

Mature Size

612 in. (1530 Cm)

Resistance

5° C

Sun Exposure

Full sun (6+ hrs.)--Partial shade (3–6 hrs. sun)
Attribute Value
Bloom Season Mid spring
Botanical Name Echinopsis maximiliana
Dormancy Summer
Family Cactaceae
Flower Color Red, gold (yelloworange)
Genus Echinopsis
Hardiness Zone 10a to 11
Mature Size 612 in. (1530 Cm)
Native Area South america
Resistance 5° C
Sun Exposure Full sun (6+ hrs.), Partial shade (3–6 hrs. sun)

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