The photo shows a bright red top on a green base—a Gymnocalycium hibotan (moon cactus), a grafted plant where the colorful top lacks chlorophyll.
Reference: Desert Tropicals
Diagnosing Red Coloration and White Spots on Outdoor Cactus: Sunburn vs. Pests
Identifying a Bromeliad, Not a Cactus
Agave Snout Weevil: Identifying and Treating the Pest That Mimics Rot
Repotting Large Cactus-Like Plants: Euphorbia vs. Cactus Care
Euphorbia (Not Cactus) Cutting: Non-Woody Sections, Angled Cuts, and Latex Safety
Dead Base on Tall Thin Cactus: Cut 2" Above Dead, Callus 3 Weeks, Replant
Prickly Pear Yellow Splotches with Brown Centers: Mealybugs or Bug Scars
Basal Rot in Mystery Cactus: Photo Needed for Species-Specific Rescue
Winter Care for Cactus and Succulent Collections Indoors
"Cardboard Cactus" Identified: It's a Cycad (Zamia furfuracea)
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