Hechtia glomerata 'Red Furry Clone' VIPP 11-12-18 The color breaks are small

The color breaks are small and numerous definitely a odd and unusual looking plant

An impressive plant that forms a symmetrical

Harry Luther of the BIC said it could be the straight species marmorata

Frasier and was reportedly found in a dump north of Niteroi

The leaves are light green with a glaucous bloom

Hechtia glomerata 'Red Furry Clone' VIPP 11-12-18 The color breaks are smallA decorative clone of this Mexican species that blushes bright red in stress conditions. We find that the plant is more likely to produce the desired red coloration in winter, or when the plant is under potted and under fed. The plant has stout and pronounced red marginal spines. With maturity the plant will produce abundant silvery fuzzy trichomes along the leaf margins. The undersides are silvery. Leaf tips may be trimmed.