Sulcorebutia pulchra VZ 159

FamigliaCactaceae

Origine naturaleBolívia, Chuquisaca megye, Sucre városától keletre, Romeral környékén, a Cerro Huayquita területén, körülbelül 3100 méteres tengerszint feletti magasságban. A VZ 159 gyűjtési számot a SuccSeed katalógusa Sulcorebutia callichroma néven tartja nyilván.

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Nella collezione dal20 ago 2026

PosizioneBalkon

Habitat naturaleMagashegységi, sziklás területek és ásványi talajú hegyoldalak Bolívia Chuquisaca megyéjében. A VZ 159-hez megadott lelőhely a Cerro Huayquita térségében, körülbelül 3100 méteres magasságban található.

Informazioni sulla specie

Sulcorebutia pulchra VZ 159 (Cárdenas) Donald

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Distribuzione nativa: Bolivia (Chuquisaca)

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Consiglio Sulcorebutia: Its thick taproot wants a deep pot and a purely mineral substrate.

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Con le parole del coltivatore

Sulcorebutia pulchra is a small, clump-forming cactus native to the highlands of Bolivia’s Chuquisaca Department. Its flattened globular stems are dark olive green and may develop reddish or purplish tones. Mature plants can form dense clusters. The small, narrow areoles bear fine, short spines ranging from yellowish to brown. Its striking flowers vary from pink and crimson to deep magenta, and some have a paler throat. In its natural habitat, the plant grows in rocky, well-drained mountain soils at approximately 3,109 metres above sea level. Field number VZ 159 is associated with Cerro Huayquita, between Romeral and Poroma in Bolivia.

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