Lophophora williamsii, commonly known as Peyote, is a small, slow-growing, spineless cactus with a soft, button-like shape. Its body is blue-green to grey-green, divided into rounded ribs with small woolly tufts instead of spines. Mature plants produce delicate, silky flowers in shades of soft pink or white, followed by small pink fruit. Its symmetrical form and unique texture make it highly prized by collectors. Plants are 4cm in diameter planted in 8cm plastic pots.