Add a splash of sunshine to your collection with the stunning Echinopsis Hybrid 'Edward Jenner'. Known for its dazzling flowers, this hybrid features silky yellow and dark yellow petals that gradually deepen outward, ending in delicate light brown tips. Its vibrant and intricate blooms make it a captivating centerpiece.

Origin of Name:
The name 'Edward Jenner' honors the pioneering scientist known for developing the smallpox vaccine, symbolizing innovation and healing. The hybridizer—Plantae Paradise Nursery—chose this name to evoke the plant’s brilliance and resilience, celebrating the spirit of discovery and natural beauty.

Technical Description of Plant:
'Echinopsis 'Edward Jenner' displays a round to slightly elongated body, with a typically green, ribbed, and spiny surface. Growing up to 15-20 cm tall and wide, the plant’s most remarkable feature is its spectacular, large flowers. The blooms are characterized by silky petals in varying shades of yellow—bright yellow towards the center, darker yellow towards the outer edges—ending in delicate, light brown tips. The broad, slightly curved petals form an elegant, star-like or trumpet shape that radiates warmth and sophistication. The flowers open during the day or night, providing a vibrant glow and an enchanting presence in any setting.

Origin of Plant:
This cultivated hybrid results from crossing different Echinopsis species native to South America’s deserts and highland regions. Its distinctive floral traits come from careful, targeted breeding with an aim to produce stunning, large, and colorful flowers.

Conservation Status:
As a cultivated hybrid, 'Edward Jenner' is not threatened. Its propagation supports the preservation and diversity of Echinopsis cultivars, helping to reduce wild harvesting pressures.

Care Instructions:
Requires well-draining, mineral-rich soil and full sunlight for optimal growth. During spring and summer, water moderately, allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Reduce watering during winter, and protect from frost by bringing the plant indoors or shielding it outdoors in colder climates. Occasional fertilization during active growth encourages healthy development and abundant flowering.