Parodia herteri Size:4" Pot It is endemic to northwest-Namibia

It is endemic to northwest-Namibia and southwest-Angola near the Kunene river

prolonged exposure to intense

especially during dry winter months or in arid climates

This plant is extremely adapted to very dry soils and is quite susceptible to over-watering if kept in a non-ventilated place

The Saguaro has a trunk that is usually columnar and ribbed

Parodia herteri Size:4" Pot It is endemic to northwest-NamibiaParodia herteri is a plant belonging to the Cactaceae family. Its origin lies in Argentina, Bolivia. These cacti are characterized by solitary and cylindrical stems with 22 distinct ribs. The overall height of the cactus is less than 6 inches. It loves bright sunlight but shade during noon. The cactus is fast growing initially but later, as it turns into an adult grows slowly. Its common name is Echinocactus herteri and Notocactus herteri. This slight