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Gymnocalycium paediophilum is a small, clumping cactus from Paraguay with round green stems and pink flowers. It grows best in bright light, free-draining soil and warm, dry conditions with sparing water.
Gymnocalycium paediophylum is a species of Gymnocalycium from Paraguay.
This species is native to the Boquerón, Paraguay department of Paraguay growing in quartz and rocks at elevations from 220 to 270 meters.
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