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Mexican Fire Barrel

Ferocactus Pilosus

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Overview

The Ferocactus pilosus, colloquially known as the Mexican Fire Barrel, is a striking cactus that boasts vivid red spines and a cylindrical form. Mature specimens reach up to 2.5 feet tall and 1 foot wide, flourishing in dry, well-drained soils. Adorning its top are bright red or yellow flowers in summer, which entice pollinators. Low-maintenance, it's ideal for hot, arid landscapes seeking a bold, architectural accent. Zones 9-11.

Sun Deep Shade, FullWater Very LowZones 9–10Type CactusClimate Arid
Mexican Fire Barrel (Ferocactus Pilosus) — colloquially known as the Mexican Fire Barrel; adorning its top are bright red or yellow flowers in summer, which

Culture

Sun
Deep Shade, Full
Water
Very Low
USDA zones
9–10

Shape & size

Classification

Type
Cactus
Family
Cactaceae
Climate
Arid

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Photos (114)

Mexican Fire Barrel (Ferocactus Pilosus) — this cactus can endure temperatures down to 20°F; protection from frost is advised, image 62
Mexican Fire Barrel (Ferocactus Pilosus) — adding a splash of color upon the spherical silhouette.<br><br>When incorporating F; the Mexican Fire, image 59
Mexican Fire Barrel (Ferocactus Pilosus) — which bloom primarily in the late spring and early summer
Mexican Fire Barrel (Ferocactus Pilosus) — red and yellow flowers in the garden
Mexican Fire Barrel (Ferocactus Pilosus) — Low-maintenance, it's ideal for hot, arid landscapes seeking a bold, architectural accent; providing a, image 97
Mexican Fire Barrel (Ferocactus Pilosus) — Mature specimens reach up to 2.5 feet tall and 1 foot wide, flourishing in dry, well-drained soils
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