Coryphantha sulcolanata is Mexican species, closely related to C.elephantidens but never has pink blooms. Thick round tubercles with plenty of white felt produced at the plant's top make pretty appearance even without flowers. Large silky flowers stay open for two days, like with other coryphanthas.
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