Myrtillocactus geometrizans ‘Glorp’ Ø 17 cm

Myrtillocactus geometrizans ‘Glorp’, without a doubt one of the most bizarre and sought-after cacti in recent years. It is a monstrous mutation that looks almost like an artistic experiment. This very rare mutation abandons all classical geometry and transforms into an organic sculpture made of soft bumps, knots, and irregular twists. The structure is completely unpredictable. It is the ultimate piece for those who collect the unusual.

Growing notes:

Exposure: full sun or very bright light, tolerates partial shade but becomes less compact.
Watering: let the soil dry out completely between waterings; reduce to almost none in winter.
Soil type: very well-draining, ideal cactus mix with pumice, lava gravel, and a little universal potting soil.
Fertilizing: once a month in spring/summer with a low-nitrogen succulent fertilizer.
Caution: dislikes waterlogging and prolonged frost.

It requires little care, loves light, and fears stagnant water. Perfect for collectors and rarity lovers.

Not grafted
Code 1625