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 multiplex

Echinopsis no.6

Echinopsis nov. Ex Ritler

Echinopsis obrepanda

Echinopsis obrepanda subsp. calorubra

Echinopsis obrepanda var. purpurea

This cactus features grouped, rounded to slightly cylindrical stems that can reach heights of up to 20 cm. The stems are ribbed and adorned with short, dark spines. In late afternoon, it produces funnel-shaped white flowers that can expand to 20 cm in diameter.

Echinopsis oxygona

Echinopsis pachanoi

Echinopsis pampana

Echinopsis pentalophus

Echinopsis pentlandii

Echinopsis peruviana is a sizable, slow-growing cactus that can reach heights of up to 4 meters when fully mature. Its robust, upright stems are blue-green in color and can branch, with a thickness of up to 20 centimeters. The stems feature 6 to 8 broad ribs, and the areoles are covered in a dense felt, from which clusters of brown spines emerge. In the summer, mature specimens produce large, trumpet-shaped flowers that can measure up to 25 centimeters in diameter.

Echinopsis peruviana

Echinopsis pugionacantha

Echinopsis pugionacantha subsp. rossii

Echinopsis red-orange-flowered

Echinopsis rhodotricha

Echinopsis rhodotricha subsp. chacoana

Echinopsis rhodotricha subsp. chacoana from N of Juárez, Formosa, Argentina

Echinopsis rosarioana

Echinopsis rowleyi

Echinopsis saltensis

Echinopsis saltensis var. schreiteri

Echinopsis sanguiniflora

Echinopsis saniflora

Echinopsis schickendantzii

Echinopsis schieliana

Echinopsis semidenudata

Echinopsis seminuda

Echinopsis silvestrii

Echinopsis spachiana is a shrubby cactus with multiple stems that can reach heights of approximately 2 meters. Its cylindrical, ribbed stems are dark green and emerge from the base, featuring yellow areoles that transition to a grey hue, accompanied by clusters of yellow-brown spines. In mid-summer, this species produces large white flowers that bloom at night.

Echinopsis spachiana

Echinopsis spiniflora features a rounded or cylindrical stem that can reach thicknesses of up to 15 cm. The surface is a muted green and is characterized by as many as 20 ribs, adorned with clusters of robust spines. In the summer months, it produces trumpet-shaped flowers that can be pale purple, white, or pink in color.

Echinopsis spiniflora

Echinopsis strigosa

Echinopsis subnudans

Echinopsis sucrensis

Echinopsis tacaquirensis

Echinopsis tanjensis subsp. bertramiana

Echinopsis tarijensis

Echinopsis tenuispina

Echinopsis terscheckii

Echinopsis thelegona

Echinopsis thionantha

Echinopsis tiegeliana

Echinopsis tiegeliana var. uriondoensis

Echinopsis tubiflora

Echinopsis werdermanniana

Echinopsis x wilkensii

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