Echinocereus ferreirianus

Echinocereus ferreirianusEchinocereus ferreirianus Echinocereus ferreirianus is endemic to Baja California Mexico. Grows on rocky mountains, low hills, slopes, and cliffs. It has been reported from shrub desert in pumice slopes, lava fields and in stony loamy granite. The only threat is illegal collecting, Echinocereus ferreirianus has stems 30 40 cm high and about 8 cm in diameter, and almost always 4 central spines. Cultivation and Propagation: This plant from Baja

Echinocereus ferreirianus

Echinocereus ferreirianus is endemic to Baja California Mexico.
Grows on rocky mountains, low hills, slopes, and cliffs. It has been reported from shrub desert in pumice slopes, lava fields and in stony-loamy granite. The only threat is illegal collecting,

Echinocereus ferreirianus has stems 30-40 cm high and about 8 cm in diameter, and almost always 4 central spines.

Cultivation and Propagation: This plant from Baja California needs warmer winter temperatures, and can resist only occasional light frost, above -2C. It is sensitive to overwatering (rot prone) and needs good drainage. Fertilize with half-strength liquid fertilizer in summer. Keep absolutely dry in winter. Needs full sun;
Propagation: Seeds or cutting

Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, llifle.com and cactus-art.biz