Echinocactus grusonii (eh-kih-no-KAK-tus grew-SO-nee-ah) has a rounded form that eventually elongates. Bright green stems bear 20 to 40 sharply angled ribs. Yellow areoles produce golden yellow spines. Bright yellow flowers appear in summer.
Where not hardy, grow in a warm greenhouse. Hardy to 20°F.
Sow seed in spring.
Basal stem rot, soft rot, and mealybugs are common on small plants.
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