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Aylostera deminuta

Family: Cactaceae, Genus: Aylostera

Description:

Aylostera deminuta is a miniature cactus native to Bolivia and Argentina, known for its spherical stems and silvery-white spines. It blooms with deep rose to orange-pink flowers in spring and is frost-hardy. This drought-tolerant succulent requires ample light and well-draining soil, with minimal watering needed. It is suitable for rock gardens or containers and can tolerate temperatures as low as -10°F if kept dry.

Sources:
  1. [1] Rebutia kupperiana: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  2. [2] Rebutia muscula 'Orange Snowball': Succulents Depot. Visit Source
  3. [3] Rebutia Albipilosa Cactus: Succulents Depot. Visit Source
  4. [4] Rebutia narvaecensis Cactus: Succulents Depot. Visit Source
  5. [5] Rebutia heliosa: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  6. [6] Rebutia vulpina: Succulents Depot. Visit Source
  7. [7] Rebutia heliosa Cactus: Succulents Depot. Visit Source
  8. [8] Rebutia heliosa grafted: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  9. [9] Rebutia muscula: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  10. [10] Rebutia vulpina: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  11. [11] Rebutia fulviseta: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  12. [12] Rebutia sanguinea: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  13. [13] Rebutia flavistyla: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  14. [14] Rebutia kupperiana: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  15. [15] Rebutia Albipilosa Cactus: Succulents Depot. Visit Source
  16. [16] Rebutia narvaecensis Cactus: Succulents Depot. Visit Source
  17. [17] Rebutia heliosa: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  18. [18] Rebutia vulpina: Succulents Depot. Visit Source
  19. [19] Rebutia heliosa Cactus: Succulents Depot. Visit Source
  20. [20] Rebutia heliosa grafted: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  21. [21] Rebutia muscula: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  22. [22] Rebutia vulpina: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  23. [23] Rebutia fulviseta: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  24. [24] Rebutia sanguinea: Planet Desert. Visit Source
  25. [25] Rebutia flavistyla: Planet Desert. Visit Source

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Last Updated November 5, 2025

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