Lobivia haematantha var. amblayensis
Cact. Succ. J. Gr. Brit. 44(4): 81. 1982
Family
Cactaceae
Genus
Species
Lobivia haematantha var. amblayensis
Author
(Rausch) G.D.Rowley
Chinese genus
丽花球属
Chinese name
-
Primary
Accepted
DescriptionEdit description
Habit
it is a small compact small clustering cactus.
Roots
Tap root.
Note
Echinopsis haematanthaSN|12438]]SN|12412]] is a widespread and variable species that has received an undue number of names. The differences usually concern the colour of flowers sometime with a more pink-orange or dark red tint. The colouring, size and density of spines is also quite variable and is greatly influenced by the conditions of culture, at lower light levels the spines are less numerous, delicate and white, while with strong solar radiation the spines are stronger with a darker tint.
Flowers
Approx. 5.5 cm long, 4.5 cm in diameter typically orange with a green stigma (but the colour of petals may vary from orange to red and stigmas may also be orange or red).
Blooming Season
Flowers are produced in spring and remain open for about three or four days.
Spines
Short, whitish-cream to almost black. thin and spreading.
Stem
Black-green with woolly areoles.