Leuchtenbergia principis Cactus succulentum but differs in the

succulentum but differs in the flowers and it seems to make more small branches (which is nicer in my opinion)

It is leafless and produces long blue-green stems with dark patterned markings

though this cultivar is a little more rot prone than the normal species so take care not to overwater

milotii (which it most closely resembles)

You will receive the plant shown in the fourth image

Leuchtenbergia principis Cactus succulentum but differs in theLeuchtenbergia principis One of the strangest looking of all cacti! It has the longest tubercles of any cactus (rivaled only by Astrophytum caput medusae)! They are the long arms that make up this plant. In a normal cactus they are just the small bumps that the spines are born on. The spines in this cactus are long and look fierce, but are actually quite thin and bendable. You don't have to worry about poking yourself on them. Takes normal cactus