Parodia sellowii
Synonym: Echinocactus pauciareolatus, Malacocarpus pauciareolatus, Wigginsia pauciareolata, Notocactus sellowii, Wigginsia sessiliflora var. pauciareolata, Notocactus pauciareolatus, Notocactus sellowii, Notocactus macrogonus, Malacocarpus macrogonus, Malacocarpus macrogonus, Wigginsia macrogona, Wigginsia rubricostata, Echinocactus macrogonus, Wigginsia sessiliflora, Malacocarpus sellowi var. macrocanthus, Echinocactus sellowii var. macrogonus, Malacocarpus stegmannii, Echinocactus sellowi, Notocactus sessiliflorus, Wigginsia vorwerkiana, Malacocarpus vorwerkianus, Echinocactus vorwerkianus, Notocactus sessiliflorus var. stegmannii, Echinocactus sessiliflorus, Wigginsia stegmannii, Parodia paucicostata, Malacocarpus sessiliflorus, Notocactus sessiliflorus, Malacocarpus corynodes, Notocactus sellowii, Notocactus vorwerkianus, Notocactus rubricostatus, Notocactus stegmannii, Wigginsia sellowii, Notocactus erinaceus, Wigginsia macrocantha, Echinocactus acuatus var. corynodes, Echinocactus corynodes, Notocactus corynodes, Echinocactus courantii, Echinocactus acuatus var. sellowii, Notocactus courantii, Malacocarpus sellowii, Echinocactus sellowii, Wigginsia sellowii, Notocactus sellowii, Notocactus acuatus var. corynodes, Echinocactus sellowii var. typicus, Wigginsia leucocarpa, Echinocactus sellowii var. macracanthus, Malacocarpus macracanthus, Notocactus sellowii, Notocactus acuatus var. leucocarpus, Wigginsia corynodes, Malacocarpus leucocarpus, Echinocactus sellowii var. courantii, Echinocactus leucocarpus, Wigginsia fricii, Notocactus fricii, Malacocarpus fricii, Notocactus sellowii, Echinocactus fricii, Malacocarpus sellowii var. courantii, Wigginsia courantii, Notocactus leucocarpus
Family: Cactaceae
 Parodia sellowii at Kuentz Nursery in early June |
Recommended Temperature Zone: USDA: 9b-11 Sun Exposure: Light shade Origin: Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina Growth Habits: Usually solitary, up to 8 inches tall (20 cm), 6 inches in diameter (15 cm) Watering Needs: Regular water in summer. Keep rather dry in winter, rot easily if the substrate is wet and cold, tends to lose its roots in winter. Propagation: |
Blooming Habits:
Yellow flowers
Fruiting Habits:
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