Author: Cactusway Team
Most cactus plants are edible. In fact, most are nutritious and environmentally friendly! Many people living in deserts use them to supplement their diets or as a valuable source of water. Yet most people don’t know that cactus can be eaten!
Desert plants are having to adapt to the harsh conditions, so it is no surprise that some of them produce very unique characteristics to help them survive where others cannot. They have developed ingenious methods of catching and storing food and water. The cacti is one, but there are many other
Moon cacti are easy to care for and make great addition to your desk or countertop. Follow these simple tips and you’ll soon have floriferous, long-lasting plants in your home
If you would like to decorate your home with something unusual, outstanding and exotic – growing desert plants might be a good option. In fact, some cacti are even beautifully fragrant and benefit from regular pruning
Cactus plants are desert plants, meaning they grow in arid conditions. Some types of cactus also grow in Mexico, Southwestern United States and the Caribbean. There is an interesting variety of different cacti that thrive in drier areas
San Pedro is one of the most distinctive, mysterious, and psychedelic of all plants. It is also called the cactus of vision because it is said to spiritually enlighten a person who consumes it. This article will walk you through everything needed to grow
Leaf and Clay is a monthly subscription box that aims to send you new cactus gear in the mail every month while teaching you about your cactus. Overall, Leaf and Clay was a fun break from other subscription boxes, and it is a great gift for you or to your loved ones
Planting a cactus isn’t very hard to do; however, there are some steps to follow that will ensure that you buy the right one and plant it in the right way. If you’ve never grown a cactus before this article is for you
While they must be handled with care to avoid personal injury, Prickly Pear Cacti provide a unique and rustic feel to their surroundings. Whether indoors or out, they have a way of reminding us of simpler days, of adding rugged beauty and charm in return for so little care