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Please note: Every plant is unique, so natural variations in size, shape, and colour are part of its character and may differ slightly from the images shown. As flowering is seasonal, your plant may not be in bloom when it arrives.

Bring a splash of colour to your cactus collection with Thelocactus bicolor var. parrasensis, a beautiful and sought-after form of the iconic Glory of Texas cactus. This compact species is prized for its sculptural, ribbed body and spectacular satiny blooms that emerge in brilliant shades of vibrant pink with a striking crimson-red throat and golden-yellow stamens.

Native to the arid regions of northern Mexico, this slow-growing cactus develops an attractive rounded to short-columnar form with prominent ribs lined by elegant golden spines. Flowering from spring through summer under the right conditions, mature plants produce blooms that are often larger than the body itself, creating an unforgettable display.

Perfect for collectors and beginners alike, Thelocactus bicolor var. parrasensis thrives in a sunny position with a free-draining cactus soil. Water sparingly during the growing season and keep almost completely dry in winter. Given the correct care, this hardy species will reward you with years of healthy growth and stunning seasonal flowers.

Plant Details

*Botanical name:Thelocactus bicolor var. parrasensis

* Origin: Coahuila, Mexico

* Growth habit: Solitary, globose to short cylindrical

* Flower colour: Bright pink with a deep red centre and yellow stamens

* Light: Full sun to very bright light

* Watering: Allow soil to dry completely between waterings

* Winter care: Keep dry and frost-free

An exceptional flowering cactus that combines striking architectural form with dazzling blooms, making it a standout addition to any succulent or cactus collection.

Thelocactus bicolor v parras *

SKU: TBP1CL
£18.00Price
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  • Please ensure that you have your substrate and pot ready for your new plant! Sending plants bare rooted is the safest way to protect them, from damage in transit and rot.

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