Welcome to the exotic world of Astrophytum capricorne! This fascinating cactus species impresses with its unique, star-shaped plant body. It also has long twisted spines, which gave the species its name: they look like the twisted horns of a billy goat (carpa - Latin for goat, cornus Latin for horn).
With its striking appearance, Astrophytum capricorne is not only an easy-care green roommate, but also a real highlight for all lovers of succulents. Bring a touch of the desert into your home and be inspired by the beauty and simplicity of this fascinating cactus.
Its shape resembles that of a bishop's headdress.
Caution: The individual plants of this species can sometimes differ greatly from one another. This is why we have included several pictures here. Unfortunately, it is not possible to make an exact selection; you will receive one of the plant types shown.
Name: Goat's horn bishop's mitre
Botanical name: Astrophytum capricorne
Homeland: Central America
Location: Loves a sunny to full sun location
Watering: Water sparingly, allow the substrate to dry out well between waterings - even less in winter
Soil: Uses well-drained cactus soil or succulent substrate.
Fertilization: Fertilize with a cactus fertilizer in spring and summer, avoid fertilizer in winter.
Note: Our plants are a piece of nature. This means that each specimen is unique. The photo shown is only a sample and represents the species. Each plant in our range is an individual piece of jewelry for your home.
