“Gymnocalycium” Genus (Chin Cactus)

Gymnocalycium Genus Image

Gymnocalycium is native to South America. It comes from the Greek word “gymnos,” meaning “naked,” and “kalyx,” meaning “bud.” Gymnocalycium is also known as the “chin-like cactus” due to its slight punctuation along the ribs. Any unknown cactus with flower buds were typically identified to belong under this genus. Gymnocalycium flowers are identified to be “naked” without any spines, wool, or bristles. This genus prefers an environment with high temperatures and thrives more in a greenhouse.

Gymnocalycium Plants On Succulent City

Gymnocalycium Baldianum (Echinocactus Sanguiniflorus)
Gymnocalycium Baldianum (Echinocactus Sanguiniflorus)
Gymnocalycium Horstii Image
Gymnocalycium Horstii
Gymnocalycium Pflanzii Image
Gymnocalycium Pflanzii
Gymnocalycium Friedrichii Image
Gymnocalycium Friedrichii (Pink Grafted Moon Cactus)
Gymnocalycium Saglionis Image
The Giant Chin Cactus ‘Gymnocalycium Saglionis’
Gymnocalycium Bruchii Image
Gymnocalycium Bruchii
Gymnocalycium Cardenasianum Image
Gymnocalycium Cardenasianum
Gymnocalycium Anisitsii Image
Gymnocalycium Anisitsii (Gymnocalycium Damsii)
Gymnocalycium Stellatum Image
Gymnocalycium Stellatum
Gymnocalycium Denudatum Image
Gymnocalycium Denudatum (Spider Cactus)
Gymnocalycium Occultum Image
Gymnocalycium Occultum
Gymnocalycium Stenopleurum Image
Gymnocalycium Stenopleurum
Gymnocalycium Gibbosum Image
Gymnocalycium Gibbosum (Black Chin Cactus)

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