Turbinicarpus La Negrita
A decade of wild resilience—this 10-year-old Turbinicarpus laui var. negrita, grown slowly from seed, is a miniature desert relic sculpted by time. Its dark, near-black body is compact and globular, crowned with soft white wool that contrasts like starlight over obsidian. Each detail—its symmetry, texture, and spine pattern—tells a story of slow, deliberate growth in harsh conditions.
This is no ordinary cactus—it’s one of the rarest and slowest-growing species in the Turbinicarpus genus. This specimen has matured naturally over ten years, developing authentic form, tight geometry, and undeniable presence.
Potted in a 3" HPC container with our 90% granular mix, it's a living sculpture meant for serious collectors—those who appreciate age, rarity, and the art of slow cultivation.
This isn’t just a plant—it’s a one-of-a-kind survivor. A quiet icon from the desert, ten years in the making.
Plant images are for illustration purposes only. Actual plant may vary.
A decade of wild resilience—this 10-year-old Turbinicarpus laui var. negrita, grown slowly from seed, is a miniature desert relic sculpted by time. Its dark, near-black body is compact and globular, crowned with soft white wool that contrasts like starlight over obsidian. Each detail—its symmetry, texture, and spine pattern—tells a story of slow, deliberate growth in harsh conditions.
This is no ordinary cactus—it’s one of the rarest and slowest-growing species in the Turbinicarpus genus. This specimen has matured naturally over ten years, developing authentic form, tight geometry, and undeniable presence.
Potted in a 3" HPC container with our 90% granular mix, it's a living sculpture meant for serious collectors—those who appreciate age, rarity, and the art of slow cultivation.
This isn’t just a plant—it’s a one-of-a-kind survivor. A quiet icon from the desert, ten years in the making.
Plant images are for illustration purposes only. Actual plant may vary.
A decade of wild resilience—this 10-year-old Turbinicarpus laui var. negrita, grown slowly from seed, is a miniature desert relic sculpted by time. Its dark, near-black body is compact and globular, crowned with soft white wool that contrasts like starlight over obsidian. Each detail—its symmetry, texture, and spine pattern—tells a story of slow, deliberate growth in harsh conditions.
This is no ordinary cactus—it’s one of the rarest and slowest-growing species in the Turbinicarpus genus. This specimen has matured naturally over ten years, developing authentic form, tight geometry, and undeniable presence.
Potted in a 3" HPC container with our 90% granular mix, it's a living sculpture meant for serious collectors—those who appreciate age, rarity, and the art of slow cultivation.
This isn’t just a plant—it’s a one-of-a-kind survivor. A quiet icon from the desert, ten years in the making.
Plant images are for illustration purposes only. Actual plant may vary.