Sand Dollar Cactus 'Astrophytum asterias'

Introducing the Astrophytum asterias, also known as Sand dollar cactus, a vibrant member of the Astrophytum genus. It has its origin in Texas & Mexico and belongs to the Cactaceae family.  Astrophytum asterias gets its common name from the distinctive markings on its surface, which resemble the pattern of a sand dollar. While there is no official "sand dollar meaning" associated with this cactus species, many people find its unique appearance to be aesthetically pleasing and enjoy growing it as a decorative plant. This winter-dormant plant can reach up to a height of 6-12 inches, with a main tuber or tubers of tap root that are thick and turnip-like, and is relatively easy to grow.This adorable sand dollar cactus goes by several other names, star cactus, and sea urchin cactus, for its unique appearance.This spinless Mexican cactus boasts a solitary spherical dark green stem with woolly areoles, making it a real showstopper in any landscape. The Astrophytum asterias flower bloom