Copiapoa haseltoniana purple-red but occasionally up to 1

but occasionally up to 1 m or more metres tall

the Aloe maculata thrives in bright

it produces an imposing flower stalk that can shoot up to 18 feet tall

giving it strong bonsai appeal even without pruning

It can tolerate frost but only slightly

Copiapoa haseltoniana purple-red but occasionally up to 1Copiapoa haseltoniana is Endemic to the Atacama desert (Chile, Antofagasta) on a few hundred metres wide coastal plain at 15 km NE, inlands above Paposo (from Taltal to Caleta Colorado), which lies between the sea and the steeply rising coastal mountain. Description: Usually forms massive clumps, up to 1. 5 m tall. Stems: Light green or reddish tinged with an amber yellow woolly crown, up to 25 cm in diameter, round branching laterally with 14 to 22