This cactus, also known as the bishop's cap, usually has a globular, five-ribbed, stingless body covered with tiny white flakes.
In this rare variety the typical flakes are missing!
The yellow, up to 6 cm large flowers appear several times a year.
The home of this plant is the south of the USA (Texas) and Mexico. That's why it has to stand bright in summer and frost-free in winter.

Plants approx. 5.5 cm diameter, approx. 5 cm tall, flowerable