Description
Frailea columbiana is a small cactus species native to South America, especially Colombia. It has a spherical to slightly flattened shape and grows only a few centimeters in size. Its surface is dark green to brownish-green, with distinct ribs and small spines. The flowers are yellow and relatively large compared to the plant, but they often do not fully open (a phenomenon called cleistogamy). This species is adapted to dry conditions and requires well-draining soil. It is popular in cultivation due to its low maintenance and unique appearance.
