Cipocereus bradei

Cipocereus bradeiCipocereus bradei You will receive a specimen similar to the one shown here. Measures 7 10" tall above the soil line. Roots as shown. Showcased here in one of a kind handmade pottery (sold separately). Will be shipped bare root. Cipocereus bradei is a rare and endangered columnar cactus species native to the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. It is known for its beautiful glaucous blue stems, especially when young or stressed, which later fade to gray.

Growth Habit: Shrub or tree-like form

Too little light can lead to weak and leggy growth

Handmade Pottery - Ivory Mesh Basin No

The flowers emerge from the crown of the plant and are 2

also known as the "Ghost White Boobie" cactus

at elevations up to 3

And the more sun they get

While seedlings may not immediately show the "Kikko" features

8" deep x 13

The flowers are funnel-shaped and relatively large compared to the plant's size

cristata requires well-draining

The global conservation status of Epithelantha bokei is listed as "Vulnerable"