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The Coryphantha elephantidens, commonly called the Elephant’s Tooth Cactus, is a globular cactus native to Mexico. It is easily recognized by its large, rounded tubercles that resemble elephant teeth, giving the plant a distinctive texture. In summer, it produces showy, funnel-shaped pink to magenta flowers that contrast beautifully with its green body. This cactus prefers bright light, well-draining soil, and minimal watering, making it a popular choice for collectors.
The Coryphantha elephantidens, commonly called the Elephant’s Tooth Cactus, is a globular cactus native to Mexico. It is easily recognized by its large, rounded tubercles that resemble elephant teeth, giving the plant a distinctive texture. In summer, it produces showy, funnel-shaped pink to magenta flowers that contrast beautifully with its green body. This cactus prefers bright light, well-draining soil, and minimal watering, making it a popular choice for collectors.