Echinopsis subdenudata, also known as the White Easter Lily Cactus, is a charming globular cactus native to South America. Its smooth, dark green body has very small or nearly invisible spines, giving it a clean and elegant look. This cactus is especially admired for its stunning large, pure white, fragrant flowers that bloom at night and can last until the next day. Easy to care for and slow-growing, it is perfect for beginners, collectors, or anyone looking for a low-maintenance ornamental plant.
Whether placed indoors near a bright window or outdoors in partial sunlight, this cactus adds a unique and graceful touch to any plant collection.
📋 Plant Specifications
| Feature |
Details |
| Botanical Name |
Echinopsis subdenudata |
| Common Name |
White Easter Lily Cactus |
| Origin |
South America (Bolivia, Paraguay) |
| Plant Type |
Cactus (succulent) |
| Growth Form |
Globular, clumping with age |
| Stem Color |
Dark green, rounded |
| Spines |
Very small, nearly invisible |
| Flower Color |
Large, pure white, fragrant |
| Blooming Season |
Late spring – summer (mainly at night) |
| Light Requirement |
Bright light, partial to full sun |
| Watering |
Low – Water only when soil is completely dry |
| Soil Requirement |
Well-draining cactus/succulent mix |
| Temperature Tolerance |
Prefers warm climates, protect from frost |
| Maintenance Level |
Very low / beginner-friendly |
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