Lophophora Alberto Vojtechii, KSM 762 San Luis Potosi 1kg

Lophophora alberto-vojtechii is one of the smallest and rarest known members of the Lophophora genus. Originating from San Luis Potosí, Mexico, this miniature species grows in limestone-rich, arid environments at high elevations.

Key Botanical Characteristics

• Size: Extremely small—often under 2 cm in diameter even at maturity

• Form: Flattened, grey-green body with subtle rib structure

• Flowers: Pale pink to white, typically smaller than those of other Lophophora species

• Roots: Thick taproot adapted to drought and poor soils

• Growth Rate: Very slow, one of the slowest in the genus

• Collection Data: “KSM 762 San Luis Potosí” refers to a habitat collection number documenting the original source population

Habitat & Distribution

This species is native to limestone slopes and rocky outcrops in northeastern Mexico. It grows in partial shade between grasses and shrubs, where it receives natural protection from extreme sun.

Cultivation 

• Requires mineral-rich, fast-draining soil

• Prefers bright, indirect light

• Water sparingly—prone to rot

• Cool winter rest leads to healthier growth