Copiapoa pendulina, also known as the hanging Copiapoa, is a fascinating cactus species endemic to the coastal mountains of northern Chile. This geophyte cactus is characterized by its distinctive, pendulous growth habit, with stems that can reach up to 70 cm in length. The globose to slightly elongated stems are covered in numerous, closely-set tubercles, each bearing a cluster of short, golden-yellow spines. Copiapoa pendulina is highly prized by cactus enthusiasts for its unique morphology and stunning, yellow flowers that emerge from the crown of the plant.