Copiapoa haseltoniana purple-red By providing well-draining soil

By providing well-draining soil

During the summer it is best to keep the plants outside where the temperature can rise to over 30° C with no harm to the plant

it produces an imposing flower stalk that can shoot up to 18 feet tall

commonly known as Silver Springtime

slow-growing succulent with a ball-shaped stem that grows up to 8 inches tall and 4 inches in diameter

Copiapoa haseltoniana purple-red By providing well-draining soilCopiapoa haseltoniana is Endemic to the Atacama desert (Chile, Antofagasta) on a few hundred metres wide coastal plain at 15 km NE, inlands above Paposo (from Taltal to Caleta Colorado), which lies between the sea and the steeply rising coastal mountain. Description: Usually forms massive clumps, up to 1. 5 m tall. Stems: Light green or reddish tinged with an amber yellow woolly crown, up to 25 cm in diameter, round branching laterally with 14 to 22