Echinopsis eyriesii

Echinopsis eyriesii or Tangemaru (scientific name: Echinopsis eyriesii) is native to southern Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina, and is a hermit of the family Caryophyllales. In the place of origin, it grows naturally from lowland to mountainous plains and hills. It is a popular spherical cactus that blooms at night. At first, the young plant grows in a spherical shape with a diameter of about 15 cm and blooms on a summer night. When grown, the stock becomes elongated and then becomes cylindrical after 4-5 years.
The stock color is dark green with 9-18 ribs, round rings on the ribs and 10-18 short spines. The flower stem grows to about 20 cm over a month, and white or light pink large flowers bloom from spring to summer night. The flowers have a slight fragrance. The flowers wither the day after they bloom. The species name is a dedication to the French Alexandre Eyries.

Common name: Echinopsis eyriesii,scientific name: Echinopsis eyriesii, Synonym: Echinopsis turbinata, also known as: Tangemaru , stock diameter: 15-50 cm, stock height: 200,300 cm, stock color: dark green, number of ribs: 9-18, number of ridges: 13-18, number of simultaneous flowering : 1-11, flower diameter: 10-12 cm, flower stem length: 20-25 cm, flowering start time: 15: 00-, flowering time 20-26 hours, corolla: cocoon, flower color: white, for hybrids There are red and yellow flowers,

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