Echinopsis Hybrid "white" [OIL.2018.33.35]

This Echinopsis hybrid is distinguished by the following floral characteristics:

With an impressive diameter of 10 cm and a remarkable length of 16 cm, it is a very large specimen within its genus. The petals are narrow, lanceolate, and taper to a point. They are densely arranged in multiple layers, lending the flower great volume and depth.
The petals display a fascinating color spectrum:
Deep within the flower lies a striking, circular throat that glows in a rich, dark olive-green to brownish-green hue.
The majority of the numerous petals are a soft, delicate light pink. Each petal features a distinct, slightly bolder pink midstripe that intensifies toward the base.
Towards the tips, the pink tones fade into an almost pure white, accentuating the flower's radiant, star-like appearance.
The center of the flower is dominated by a lush, dense ring of stamens.
Numerous very fine, pale yellow filaments form a bushy circle around the central pistil.
The tips of the filaments are topped with bright yellow anthers, laden with golden-yellow pollen.
Rising from the very center is the whitish to pale yellow pistil; its multi-lobed stigma clearly towers above the stamens.
The petals have a delicate, velvety texture. Their subtle fragrance, combined with perfect geometry, makes this flower a fascinating example of botanical aesthetics.

One-of-a-kind specimen!

Plant approx. 6 cm in diameter, approx. 8 cm tall; short spines only; of flowering age.