Copiapoa marginata seeds grow into the margined Copiapoa — a medium-sized, globose to shortly columnar Copiapoa native to the hyperarid Atacama and Coquimbo coastal biome of Chile. The epithet marginata means 'margined' (from Latin), referring to the distinctively margined or edged ribs. Produces globose to shortly columnar bodies with yellow flowers; fog-adapted. Frost-tolerant. Family Cactaceae.Full sun; very well-drained, sandy or rocky desert soils; minimal water; cool Atacama-Coquimbo coastal; frost-tolerant. 'Marginata' = margined (distinctively edged ribs — diagnostic character); Atacama-Coquimbo coastal; frost-tolerant Globose to shortly columnar; margined ribs; yellow flowers; Atacama-Coquimbo coast; fog-adapted; frost-tolerant Atacama and Coquimbo coast, Chile — hyperarid to arid coastal biome; margined Copiapoa Genus Copiapoa: ~30 species; Atacama Desert coast, Chile; Family Cactaceae; Order Caryophyllales Full sun; well-drained desert soils; drought-tolerant; cool coastal; fog-adapted; frost-tolerant; Cactaceae Copiapoa marginata — the margined Copiapoa — is named for the distinctively margined rib edges; a fog-adapted specialist from the Atacama-Coquimbo coast.IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.
