Sinningia bullata Size:4" Pot Ferocactus latispinus typically becomes dormant

Ferocactus latispinus typically becomes dormant when temperatures drop below 50 °F

It is important to protect this cactus from frost and extreme cold temperatures

The Whortleberry cactus yields tiny greenish-white flowers during early spring

Most of the plants in habitat are single headed unless they are damaged

This variety of succulents from the Crassulaceae family is a great addition to every succulent enthusiast's collection

Sinningia bullata Size:4" Pot Ferocactus latispinus typically becomes dormantSinningia bullata is known by its common name Emerald Forest and belongs to the Gesneriaceae family. Its native place is Brazil. The unique feature of this plant is its quilted or ruffled leaves; therefore, it has been named bullata. The leaves have white hair on the underside that is more pronounced in young leaves. The tuberous growth with bulleted leaves and the red tubular short flowers that bloom all year round are the key features of this slow