Euphorbia japonica is an interesting, highly sought-after dwarf cacti plant. It’s a succulent hybrid bred from two plants endemic to South Africa. The plant is quite atypical when it comes to looks- it has a pineapple/cactus-like caudex that grabs attention when grown indoors. Euphorbia japonica thrives in well-drained soil and sufficiently lit environments. Provide the …
Cactus is well-known for being a hardy, easy-care, and durable succulent. However, it can be a thorny day when you notice your cactus is turning pink. Is your plant dying or trying to tell you something is wrong? Your cactus often turns pink in response to environmental stresses. The most common stressors include sudden temperature …
The myth that cacti need very little to no water for survival is very harmful and has led to many cacti plants dying. Just like any other plant, cacti also need your regular love and care and you will surely notice if your cactus is lacking water. If you suspect that your cactus is dehydrated, …
Cactus are hardy plants that are accustomed to challenging environments. However, certain environmental stressors can see your cactus begin to turn red. This does not necessarily indicate an unhealthy plant, but it is a sign your plant is telling you something is amiss. The good news is you can return your plant to its natural …
Have you been having problems with your cactus particularly brown spots? No doubt because it’s one of the common issues you’ll encounter with cacti plants and they can be pretty alarming. We know cactus is a tough one but there are times when it gets susceptible. Brown spots on cactus are the result of the …
One of the widely known indoor plants is the cactus. Aside from being unique in its appearance, this ornamental requires minimum care and is adaptable to extreme conditions such as drought and hot temperatures. But despite its seemingly hardy characteristics, cacti do get serious problems such as black spots. How to Get Rid of Black …
A purple cactus can be caused by many factors. Some cactus naturally turn purple, but it can also be a sign that something is wrong. Find out why your cactus is turning purple so you can help it thrive. In most cases, cactus turning purple in response to environmental stress. Too much sunlight, temperature problems, …
It’s common for people to think that cacti are indestructible. Also, it is true that they are extremely low-maintenance. Cacti need very little water in order to survive, and too much water can actually kill a cactus. Because of this, it’s pretty common for overeager plant lovers to overwater their cacti. It’s important to recognize …