Ariocarpus are desert plants that grow mostly in Mexico.  These geophytes are commonly called “living rocks” due to their ability to mimic the surrounding geology and blend in.

The Godzilla cultivar typically features thick, cylindrical stems with a striking bluish-green to gray-green coloration. Its remarkable texture consists of prominent tubercles or ribs that create an intricate and aesthetically pleasing surface pattern. The tubercles often appear in a somewhat spiral or helical arrangement, adding to its visual appeal. It's known for its slow growth, but when mature, it forms a commanding presence in any collection.

The unique structure and size of Ariocarpus cv. Godzilla makes it a highly prized and admired specimen among succulent enthusiasts and collectors. 

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