Astrophytum Asterias
A true icon of minimalist beauty—this 5-year seed-grown Astrophytum asterias is instantly recognizable for its perfectly symmetrical, flat, disc-like body that resembles a living star. Its smooth, spineless surface is dusted with tiny white trichomes, creating a speckled, celestial effect across its deep green skin. Ribs are shallow and radiate like sunbeams, often ending in small woolly areoles. When in bloom, it produces large, buttery yellow flowers with orange centers that feel almost too vibrant for such a calm, meditative form. Potted in a 4" HPC container with a 90% granular soil mix, it prefers bright, indirect light and dry conditions between waterings. It’s living geometry, a soft-spoken star from the desert sky.
Plant images are for illustration purposes only. Actual plant may vary.
A true icon of minimalist beauty—this 5-year seed-grown Astrophytum asterias is instantly recognizable for its perfectly symmetrical, flat, disc-like body that resembles a living star. Its smooth, spineless surface is dusted with tiny white trichomes, creating a speckled, celestial effect across its deep green skin. Ribs are shallow and radiate like sunbeams, often ending in small woolly areoles. When in bloom, it produces large, buttery yellow flowers with orange centers that feel almost too vibrant for such a calm, meditative form. Potted in a 4" HPC container with a 90% granular soil mix, it prefers bright, indirect light and dry conditions between waterings. It’s living geometry, a soft-spoken star from the desert sky.
Plant images are for illustration purposes only. Actual plant may vary.
A true icon of minimalist beauty—this 5-year seed-grown Astrophytum asterias is instantly recognizable for its perfectly symmetrical, flat, disc-like body that resembles a living star. Its smooth, spineless surface is dusted with tiny white trichomes, creating a speckled, celestial effect across its deep green skin. Ribs are shallow and radiate like sunbeams, often ending in small woolly areoles. When in bloom, it produces large, buttery yellow flowers with orange centers that feel almost too vibrant for such a calm, meditative form. Potted in a 4" HPC container with a 90% granular soil mix, it prefers bright, indirect light and dry conditions between waterings. It’s living geometry, a soft-spoken star from the desert sky.
Plant images are for illustration purposes only. Actual plant may vary.
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Indirect
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Medium Light
"Soft Glow"
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Every two weeks
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20% - 55%
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It is recommended to keep pets away from plants to avoid potential ingestion or adverse reactions