Thelocactus
Botanical name: Thelocactus
Thelocactus
Botanical name: Thelocactus
Description
Growing in dry, sunny desert areas, thelocactus are popular with cactus enthusiasts and are often collected as indoor plants. Species in the genus have an attractive rounded growth form and freely produce flowers in optimal conditions. Their ease of care also adds to their popularity. The plants spread by seed but are often propagated by gardeners through cuttings.
Species of Thelocactus
Miniature barrel cactus
The miniature barrel cactus is native to the Mesquite scrublands of Texas and northern Mexico. It is sometimes called the 'Hedgehog Cactus.' miniature barrel cactus blooms with silky, one-eyed yellow flowers all summer and is usually solitary, but will sometimes offset from its base.
Glory of texas
Glory of texas (Thelocactus bicolor) is a perennial flowering cactus found throughout the deserts of southern North America, particularly Texas and Mexico. It is commonly grown ornamentally and well-loved for its large, vibrant flower. Glory of texas requires warm, dry, sunny conditions to grow properly. In the wild, it most often grows individually, but may occasionally be seen in clumps.
Care Guide for Thelocactus
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Vascular plants Class
Dicotyledons Order
Pinks, cacti, and allies Family
Cactuses Genus
Thelocactus 
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