Thelocactus-Rinconensis: profile birds nest cactus
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Thelocactus rinconensis (bird's nest cactus) is native to Coahuila and Nuevo Leon, Mexico on limestone slopes and rubble. Conical angled tubercles rise like stylized warne iron antennae.
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- 1. Usually 2-4 spines pop out from top of tubercles like rabbit ear antennae
- 2. White to light pink flowers borne from center of stem
profile birds nest cactus for Thelocactus-Rinconensis
Thelocactus rinconensis (bird's nest cactus) is native to Coahuila and Nuevo Leon, Mexico on limestone slopes and rubble. Conical angled tubercles rise like stylized warne iron antennae.
How to handle profile birds nest cactus on Thelocactus-Rinconensis
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Usually 2-4 spines pop out from top of tubercles like rabbit ear antennae
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White to light pink flowers borne from center of stem
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Excellent clustered around rockery and boulders
Ongoing Thelocactus-Rinconensis notes
Slow grower flowering after 5-6 years from seed. Not bothered by red spider mites.