Description

Shape and Size: Globular, almost spineless, with a depressed apex, typically 5-8 cm tall and 7-12 cm in diameter. 
Spines: Very short, cream-colored spines, or almost spineless. 
Flowers: Large, white, funnel-shaped, fragrant flowers with long tubes (15-22 cm). 
Blooming: Night-blooming, opening in the evening and wilting the next afternoon. 
Ribs: 8-12 ribs, which may be prominent or less pronounced. 
Color: Grey-green body. 
Growth: Can be solitary or offsetting from near the base. 
Habitat: Native to Bolivia, often found growing in limestone areas. 
Care: Thrives in bright light, well-draining soil, and moderate watering (especially during the growing season), and should be protected from harsh sun. 
Other names: Easter Lily Cactus, Domino Cactus. 
Unique forms: Can also exhibit crested or brain-like growth patterns.