Notocactus elegans

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Close-up of Notocactus elegans flowers with white petals, yellow centers, and red stamens blooming among gravel.
A pale yellow Notocactus elegans cactus with pointed petals and a red-centered bloom grows among small rocks, native to South America.
Close-up of Notocactus elegans with a pale yellow flower with pink tips and red center, surrounded by rocks and South American cacti.
Notocactus elegans, a South American cactus, displays vibrant yellow flowers atop its spiny green body.
Three large, pale yellow Notocactus elegans flowers with reddish centers bloom among small cacti and gravelly soil in a garden setting.
A Notocactus elegans cactus with a round green base and pale yellow flower with pink-tipped petals sits among gravel and other cacti.
Notocactus elegans, a round South American cactus with spines, shows pale yellow flowers with red centers among other blooming cacti.
Close-up of two pale yellow Notocactus elegans flowers with pointed petals and red centers, surrounded by cactus spines and rocky soil.
Notocactus elegans with distinctive white spikes, showcasing its unique beauty as a South American cactus species.
Cluster of pale yellow Notocactus elegans flowers with pointed petals, yellow centers, and dark red accents blooming among pebbles.
A round Notocactus elegans cactus with dense white spines and reddish-brown crown spines, shown in a gravel-filled pot.
Close-up of Notocactus elegans, a vibrant South American cactus with distinctive spines, ideal for succulent and cactus collections.
A round green Notocactus elegans cactus with white spines in a pot of light gravel, highlighted against a softly blurred background.
A green Notocactus elegans cactus with white spines in a terracotta pot of light gravel, outdoors with blurred plants and soil behind.
A round green Notocactus elegans cactus with short spines sits in white rocks, set against a colorful blurred background of plants.
A round, green Notocactus elegans cactus with white spines in a pot of light gravel, set against a softly blurred earth-toned background.
A round green Notocactus elegans cactus with white spines in a brown pot filled with light gravel, set against a blurred outdoor background.
A Notocactus elegans in a pot displays the unique beauty of South American cacti, perfect for adding natural charm to any setting.
A charming Notocactus elegans in a pot highlights the distinctive appeal of South American cacti, perfect for plant enthusiasts.
Close-up of Notocactus elegans, a round cactus with thin white spines in a pot of white pebbles, showcased against a blurred background.
Notocactus elegans cactus potted, showcasing the unique beauty of South American cacti, suitable for home or office decor.

Notocactus is a genus of about 25 species of South American cacti from low elevations of Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Southern Brazil. They are grown for their spine formations, as well as for their attractive flowers. The genus name comes from the Greek for "cactus from the south". It has now been merged with Parodia. Since the name Parodia was used before Notocactus, it has precedence and all the Notocactus became Parodia.
Notocactus are almost always globose, elongating as they age, some species eventually reach 3 feet (90 cm). They are often solitary, rarely offsetting.
Their flowers are funnel or bell shaped, yellow. They come in groups of 3 or 4 at several times during the year. Each flower lasts around a week.

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

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Notocactus elegans

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Notocactus is a genus of about 25 species of South American cacti from low elevations of Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Southern Brazil. They are grown for their spine formations, as well as for their attractive flowers. The genus name comes from the Greek for "cactus from the south". It has now been merged with Parodia. Since the name Parodia was used before Notocactus, it has precedence and all the Notocactus became Parodia.
Notocactus are almost always globose, elongating as they age, some species eventually reach 3 feet (90 cm). They are often solitary, rarely offsetting.
Their flowers are funnel or bell shaped, yellow. They come in groups of 3 or 4 at several times during the year. Each flower lasts around a week.

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

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Bloom Season Spring
Botanical Name Notocactus elegans
Family Cactaceae
Flower Color Yellow
Genus Notocactus
Growth Habit Globose
Growth Rate Slow
Hardiness Zone 10a11
Mature Size 12"inches
Native Area Uruguay, brazil and argentina
Sun Exposure Full sun (6+ hrs.), Partial shade (3–6 hrs. sun)

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