Ferocactus pilosus Echinopsis Toxicity: Philodendron schmidtiae contains calcium

Toxicity: Philodendron schmidtiae contains calcium oxalate and should be kept away from pets or children to prevent ingestion-related issues

Its growth is considered fast once established

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Raised veins cross the thick leaves

denser form

Ferocactus pilosus Echinopsis Toxicity: Philodendron schmidtiae contains calciumFerocactus pilosus Dense red to red brown spines form a heavy lattice over the broad green stem. Long central spines project from the areoles, with finer bristles filling the spaces along the strongly marked ribs. The barrel gains height over many years and can develop into a substantial column. Older specimens may also produce new stems around the base, turning the original solitary form into a clustered plant.