🌵 Opuntia microdasys — ā€˜Cordillera Frost’

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Plant ID

GD-CAC-0022-0069

Common Name(s)

  • Cordillera Frost
  • Frosted Bunny Ears
  • Bunny Ears Cactus

Scientific Name

Opuntia microdasys (Lehm.) Pfeiff.

Horticultural Name: ā€˜Cordillera Frost’

Type: Horticultural selection/cultivar name

Opuntia microdasys is an accepted species according to Kew’s Plants of the World Online. (Plants of the World Online) The name ā€˜Cordillera Frost’ is used in Philippine horticultural circles for a distinctive cultivated form of O. microdasys. A published horticultural presentation specifically describes Cordillera Frost as a new Opuntia microdasys variety. (YouTube)

Plant Photograph

Figure 1. Opuntia microdasys ā€˜Cordillera Frost’

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Photo Caption: A distinctive Opuntia microdasys ā€˜Cordillera Frost’ displaying flattened green pads covered with a conspicuous pale, frosted-looking covering of glochids.

Photography: Green Desert Botanical Library

Basic Information

CategoryDetails
FamilyCactaceae
GenusOpuntia
SpeciesOpuntia microdasys
Horticultural Nameā€˜Cordillera Frost’
Common NameCordillera Frost
Plant TypeOpuntioid cactus
FormHorticultural selection

Plant Description

This specimen is distinguished by its flattened, pad-like segments and the conspicuous pale covering of glochids that gives the plant its characteristic frosted appearance. The combination of the green pads and dense pale covering creates the ornamental effect associated with the name ā€˜Cordillera Frost’.

The name is best recorded in the Green Desert Botanical Library as a horticultural selection name, while Opuntia microdasys remains the botanical species identification. (Plants of the World Online)

Life’s Whispers

ā€œA little frost upon the green
can turn an ordinary form
into something unforgettable.ā€

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