Small cactus discovered in 1969 by collector Karel Knize In the Bolivia, an altitude of 4000m
the flower of this plant is similar to that of Copiapoa humilis while the mature fruit recalls that of Neowerdrmannia and the seeds are similar to those of Copiapoa
This delicious cactus is morphologically similar to Copiapoa Laui and Eriosyce Laui

These beautiful South American cacti with a highly variable are endemic to the Atacama Desert, arid region located inside of the Chile
Their habitat is along the side coast overlooking the Pacific Ocean, very dry growing in an environment where precipitation are many low or almost null. They live through the fogs that rise from the ocean and envelop the mountains where they grow these beautiful plants, wetting the spines and the epidermis.