While many cacti species are adapted to the hot desert conditions, it doesn’t mean that they will die when exposed to the cold winter conditions
Author: Cactusway Team
Taking your cacti plants outside can help them thrive. However, the migration process can be a little bit tricky and may result in excessive damage if you don’t manage it well
The amount of heat that a cactus plant can tolerate will depend on its species. While some thrive in extreme heat conditions, other species may need protection from the intense heat
Most cacti species don’t need exposure to direct sunlight to survive. Just like other succulents, cacti plants will do well when positioned in places with good light and not necessarily direct sunlight
Too much heat, overwatering, and not finding the right balance between darkness and light can all result in your cacti plants not flowering. Here are a few ways of ensuring your cactus blooms when its right comes
While some cacti will survive in cold areas with temperatures as low as -20F, others cannot tolerate anything below the freezing point
Cacti, just like any other plants, need sufficient exposure to light to thrive. If you don’t provide the right amount of light, your plants won’t bloom and may succumb to various infections
cacti plants have developed unique features that help them go for longer periods without water. In fact, some cacti species can survive for as long as two years without water supply
Cacti plants are not only great houseplants but also thrive when grown outdoors. However, great care needs to be observed when growing these succulents outdoors
Once you develop the techniques of being able to understand when your cactus needs watering, everything falls into place, and your cacti will start to thrive
