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Family: Cactaceae Habitat: Mountainous areas of Bolivia, Argentina. Cultivation tips: Oreocereus are long-lived, tough cacti with a very slow growth rate. It is recommended to choose a bright [...]

Family: Cactaceae Habitat: South America Cultivation: Notocacti are slow-growing cacti, not particularly difficult to grow. Place them in a sunny spot with a well-drained substrate. Water [...]

Family: Rubiaceae Habitat: Asia, Africa, South America. Cultivation: Exposure shade to semi-shade, soil sufficiently fertile but draining, a nebulization from time to time will help!

Family: Commelianaceae Habitat: South America Cultivation: Bright position but not utterly exposed to direct light, nebulizations in the Summer, well draining substrate.

Family: Cactaceae Habitat: Chile, in extremely dry conditions. Cultivation: Full exposure to sunlight, well-draining substrate, pay attention to watering.

Family: Gesneriaceae Habitat: Central and South America, rocky and dry habitats Cultivation: Easy

Cephalocereus genus is made of may species of columnar, slow-growing cacti, native from Mexico but widespread also in Brazil.

Abromeitiella plant are mat-forming succulents with spined leaves arranged in numerous rosettes. They grow slowly and sometimes form cushion-shaped rosettes.

Plants of the genus "Bursera" are adapted to tropical climates and temperate forests. They are deciduous bushes or tiny trees of various dimensions:.

Burseras owe their genus name to the 17th-century Danish botanist Joachim Burser.

Family: Cactaceae Habitat: South America, west side (Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay) Cultivation: The wigginsia have a rather rapid growth and they bloom easily. They only reproduce by seed.