Indian Head Cactus, also known as Parodia ottonis, is a succulent plant native to South Africa. It is widespread in its natural habitat with no danger of extinction any time soon. The species is highly variable, with different specimens displaying wildly different characteristics from region to region. Local varieties with minor differences pop up all the time, but most botanists agree that theyre essentially the same plant with minor differences. It is immensely popular among cactus enthusiasts as a beginner acquisition, often serving as the first cactus for many.

It is a small cactus, typically growing to only about 6 inches tall. The plants are globular in shape, growing cylindrical with age, and have ribs running along their sides. The spines densely cover the areolas and are a bit of a hazard if handled without care. Flowers grow from the top part of the body and are usually bright yellow with a red center.

Benefits of this plant-

Unique & Beautiful ? The Indian Head Cactus has a round shape with bright yellow flowers, making it a amazing complement to any plant collection.
Easy to Care For ? This cactus needs very little water and can grow well with little care.
Perfect for Beginners ? If you are new to growing plants, this cactus is a perfect choice because it is strong and easy to maintain.
Improves Air Quality ? Like other cacti, it helps purify the air by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen.
Great for Home & Office ? Its small size makes it perfect for inhance the look of tables, shelves, and workspaces.
Drought-Tolerant ? It can survive long periods without water, making it perfect for busy plant lovers.
Has a Unique Structure ? The Indian Head Cactus has small, rounded stems with soft spines and grows in a compact, horizontal form.
Long-Living Plant ? With proper care, this cactus can live for many years and grow beautifully over time.

Care tips-
The Indian Head Cactus (Noto Parodia ottonis) thrives in bright sunlight and well-draining soil. Water only when the soil is completely dry to avoid root rot. It prefers warm temperatures and needs protection from extreme cold. Minimal care keeps it healthy and blooming beautifully!