Overwatering a cactus can damage your plant and even cause its death. There are 5 common signs that tell you to stop watering your cacti so frequently. Observe its color, texture, and moisture content in the soil to prevent over-hydration
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Learn how to grow healthy Christmas cactus by choosing the perfect light, soil, fertilizer, humidity, and temperature. Discover some other gorgeous cactus species for Thanksgiving and Easter
A cactus has spines for several different reasons, such as reproduction, shading, water regulation, cooling, and protection. Learn about species from North America, including Echinocereus, Ferocactus, Mammillaria, Opuntia engelmannii, Saguaro, and Triangle cactus
Cacti can grow in any climate if one takes proper care of them. Learn where they typically grow, how they reproduce, and what are the common sizes.
Generally, rooting Christmas cactus cuttings in water is relatively easy. The key to success is knowing where and how to find healthy and mature cuttings and being patient with the process. Also, it takes a lot of practice to start rooting your cuttings successfully
Discover the places around the world where cacti can be found. Explore the origin of Saguaro, Cholla Cactus, Disocactus, Mammilloydia, Queen of the Night, Prickly Pear, and Barrel Cactus.
There are general 5 aspects that you should consider to keep your cacti hydrated. Pay attention to visual changes, texture, and soil moisture while taking into account seasons and weather.
Cleaning and preparing cactus fruits is essential. Learn how to get rid of spines, peel off the skin, and pull out accidental glochids from your skin.
When it comes to cacti, there are a few varieties that do better indoors than others. Keep in mind that less is more when cacti are in question—only water when necessary and place them in a window that receives consistent sunlight
Cacti are incredibly strong plants but they are also sensitive and should be treated with care. They are best served being slightly neglected over being micro-managed with too much water or interference
