Astrophytum capricorne 'Goat's Horn Cactus' Echinobivia it's toxic when ingested by

it's toxic when ingested by both humans and pets

to allow the plant to rest and prepare its blooms for the warmth of spring

so be sure to follow the ‘soak and dry’ method

dusky green to a dark purple

Reaching up to 3 inches tall at maturity

Astrophytum capricorne 'Goat's Horn Cactus' Echinobivia it's toxic when ingested byAlso known by the common name "goats horns", Astrophytum capricorne begins life as a globular stem, taking on a more cylindrical shape as it matures. Reaching up to 20 inches tall and 8 inches across, this deep green plant is covered in white flecks that lend it a furry look. This, coupled with the long brownish spines emerging from its areoles, is what gives this exceptional plant its namesake! When viewed from above, the ribs of the plant seem to