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Rebutia senilis is native to the high elevations of South
America, specifically the mountains of Bolivia and Argentina,
where it can be found hugging craggy rocks and growing in
small clusters. Named for its wispy senile strands of fine white
hair, Rebutia senilis produces extravagantly large and beautiful
flowers within two to three years of initial growth. A globular
cactus with fibrous roots, Rebutia senilis’ orange, crimson,
white, and yellow flowers bloom frequently during the Spring
season––for this reason it’s come to be known colloquially as
the “Fire-Crown Cactus”. Regarded as easy to grow and hardy
in the face of drought, Rebutia senilis is considered a robust
addition to any collection. Our botanists strive to source and
produce high-quality specimens to enrich your mind as well as
your ears. After many months in the field our team has
returned with a diverse selection of sonic seedlings. Following
a series of meticulous experiments in our research facility
each seedling has been deemed safe for general propagation
and cleared for release