Echinocereus felixianus
A Chihuahuan Desert hedgehog cactus described in 2014 from near Cuatro Ciénegas in Coahuila, with solitary cylindrical stems, 19 to 23 ribs and pink to magenta flowers. It wants full sun, summer heat, and a cold, dry winter rest to flower.
Where it grows wild
Desert hills and flats of the Chihuahuan Desert near Cuatro Ciénegas, below about 1400 m.
Below about 1400 m; the single climate site is at 1333 m.
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