Bei den verfügbaren Samen handelt es sich um 10 sortenreine Lophophora Fricii v. Violaciflora v. VM 680, El Amparo, Coahuila, Mexico Samen.
 
 
Lophophora fricii v. violaciflora v. VM 680 (El Amparo, Coahuila, Mexico) is a rare and highly distinctive locality form of Lophophora fricii, collected from the arid region of El Amparo in Coahuila, Mexico. The field number VM 680 identifies a documented population recognized for its elegant form and striking violet-toned flowers, which give rise to the name violaciflora (“violet-flowered”).
 
This form typically displays a flattened, globular body with a smooth, soft epidermis in shades of pale bluish-green to grey-green. The surface is divided into rounded tubercles, each topped with a small tuft of silky white wool arranged in a harmonious spiral pattern across the crown. Mature plants may remain solitary for many years or slowly form compact clusters over time.
 
During its blooming season, Lophophora fricii v. violaciflora v. VM 680 produces exquisite flowers ranging from soft pink to deep lilac-violet, emerging from the woolly central areoles — a distinctive trait that sets it apart from other Lophophora fricii forms. Adapted to limestone-rich, well-draining soils and minimal rainfall, this variety demonstrates exceptional drought tolerance and slow, steady growth. Its vivid flowers, refined shape, and precise origin make it a prized specimen for collectors seeking rare and locality-pure Lophophora populations.