Spiral Cactus - Cereus forbesii 'spiralis' UPOBGSN7G188 the baseball plant is occasionally

the baseball plant is occasionally misidentified as a sea urchin plant

because of the misconception that they only bloom once every 100 years

Description: Sulcorebutia pulchra is a low growing

Aeroles are wooly but most of the wool is concentrated on top of the cactus where it is much thicker

When it blooms

Spiral Cactus - Cereus forbesii 'spiralis' UPOBGSN7G188 the baseball plant is occasionallyThe Spiral Cactus, known as Cereus forbesii 'spiralis', is prized for its tall, columnar stems that naturally twist into a mesmerizing spiral pattern. Each stem grows upright, with a ribbed surface and striking blue green color, adding both texture and elegance. This fast growing spiral cactus can grow up to 16 feet tall and about 5 inches wide, creating an impressive vertical presence. The funnel shaped flowers of spiral cacti bloom in late spring