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Description
Cereus aethiops. A bold and dramatic cactus, Cereus aethiops is known for its dark bluish-green to nearly black stems, often accented with strong spination and striking vertical ribs. Native to South America, this columnar species adds a touch of intensity and architectural presence to cactus collections, especially when grown in full sun where its coloration deepens.
🌵 Dark, Striking Coloration: Features deep green to blackish stems with prominent ribs and contrasting spines.
☀️ Sun-Responsive Hue: Colour intensifies in bright light, enhancing its dramatic appeal.
🌸 Seasonal Flowers: Can produce large, white to pinkish blooms followed by ornamental fruits.
📏 Approx. 11-13+cm | 🪴 In 50mm pots | 🚚 Shipped with loved & care
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