Echinopsis features stems that can be either spherical or cylindrical, characterized by prominent ribs and spines. In the spring or summer, these plants produce funnel-shaped blossoms.

Echinopsis 'Red on Silver'

Echinopsis 'Rheinmadchen'

Echinopsis 'Rose Quarts'

Echinopsis 'Sarah'

Echinopsis 'Shirley'

Echinopsis 'Snowstorm'

Echinopsis 'Stars and Stripes'

Echinopsis 'Strawberries and Cream'

Echinopsis 'Summer Glory'

Echinopsis 'Sunset' is a rounded to upright cactus featuring a ribbed stem adorned with white, radiating spines. During the summer months, it produces sizable flowers that are trumpet-shaped to somewhat flat, showcasing a yellow hue with pink outer petals. The flowers can exhibit variations, displaying shades of yellow, pink, red, and orange.

Echinopsis 'Sunset'

Echinopsis 'Susan Dace'

Echinopsis 'Susan Dale'

Echinopsis 'Tango'

Echinopsis 'Tequila Sunrise'

Echinopsis 'Uncle Arthur'

Echinopsis 'Wotan'

Echinopsis 'Yellow Belle'

Echinopsis ('Darley Peach' x 'Greengold' x _mamillosa_ var. _kermesina_)

Echinopsis ('Greengold' x 'Buttercup' x _mamillosa_ var. _kermesina_)

Echinopsis ('Greengold' x _aurea_ x _quinescens_)

Echinopsis (_ancistrophora_ x _calochlora_ x 'Darley Queen')

Echinopsis GFC017

Echinopsis aff. 'Matlock Firecracker'

Echinopsis ancistrophora is a rounded, ribbed cactus that can reach a diameter of 8 cm. Its evergreen stem features as many as twenty prominent ribs adorned with star-shaped clusters of up to ten recurved spines. In spring or early summer, it produces flowering stems that extend above the main body, showcasing flowers that measure 10-16 cm across and exhibit a white or lightly pink-tinged hue.

Echinopsis ancistrophora

Echinopsis ancistrophora var. grandiflorus

Echinopsis apopayanus

Echinopsis arachnacantha is a cactus characterized by its flattened, spherical stems that are dark green and can grow up to 5 cm in thickness. These stems may occur individually or in clusters, featuring gently notched ribs. The plant is adorned with groups of recurved spines that resemble tiny spiders. In late spring or early summer, it produces large, cup-shaped flowers, typically in shades of yellow or orange, with occasional variations in white or red.

Echinopsis arachnacantha

Echinopsis arachnacantha subsp. torrecillasensis

Echinopsis arboricola

Echinopsis atacamensis

Echinopsis atacamensis subsp. pasacana

Echinopsis aueriana

Echinopsis aurea is a solitary cactus, though it can occasionally develop into clumps, featuring distinctively ribbed stems that reach up to 15 cm in height. During late spring, it yields trumpet-shaped flowers that can grow as long as 10 cm, displaying a yellow hue.

Echinopsis aurea

Echinopsis aurea 'Leucomalla'

Echinopsis aurea subsp. coquinbana

Echinopsis aurea subsp. leucomalla

Echinopsis aurea subsp. shaferi

Echinopsis backebergii

Echinopsis backebergii subsp. backebergii features solitary or grouped, rounded stems that are deeply ribbed and can reach up to 5 cm in diameter. The plant is adorned with spines that range in color from brown to grey. It produces flowers that can grow to 9 cm in diameter, displaying hues of carmine-red to violet with a lighter center.

Echinopsis backebergii subsp. backebergii

Echinopsis backebergii subsp. schieliana

Echinopsis backebergii subsp. wrightiana is a cactus characterized by its solitary or clustered globular stems, which can reach up to 5 cm in diameter. The plant features radial spines that range in color from brown to gray and can grow as long as 5 cm. Its flowers are slender-tubed, exhibiting shades of pale to deep red, and can expand to a diameter of 7 cm.

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