Common varieties of golden echinops

Whitethorn Golden Echinochloa:

The planting method of White Thorn Golden Bark is very simple, and even the later maintenance is easy, but its ornamental value is very high. However, its hard thorns are white and more dense. Although it is a variant, it is more precious than other types. It is native to the drier and hotter areas of Mexico and the southern United States, and is now grown in most parts of my country.

Yellow-thorn golden oak:

The hard thorns of the yellow-spined golden barrel champaca are golden yellow, harder and longer than those of the white-spined golden barrel champaca. The entire surface is covered with a layer of short golden hairs. It is a wild species and is relatively rare.

Wild Thorn Golden Amber:

Just by listening to its name, you can tell how terrible its thorns are. The length and size of the thorns are different, and there is no regular growth pattern. The longer thorns will bend and continue to grow, but the closer to the surface of the plant, the denser the thorns will be. Although it is a variant, its lifespan is the same as other species, and the cultivation and reproduction methods are very simple. It also has high ornamental value.

Short-spined golden oak:

The short-spined golden barrel champaca is also called the thornless golden barrel champaca or naked barrel champaca. It is a relatively rare species and one of the species that is difficult to breed. Its thorns are very short but very hard.

Big Dragon Crown:

The shape of the big dragon crown is different from other varieties. It is oblong and can grow up to 80 cm. Its thorns are long, thick, and slightly curved. It is also a relatively rare variety.