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ANACAMPSEROS TELEPHIASTRUM
ASTROPHYTUM ORNATUM

ANACAMPSEROS TELEPHIASTRUM

South Africa

Light

Grown well in partial sun with bright light, enhancing the leaf colors and keeping them compact. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Low to moderate watering. The caudiciform species are prone to rot and should be watered very sparingly. Feed with a high potassium fertiliser during the growing season diluted to 1/4 potency, and mix into the watering can for application.

Fun Fact

The botanical name Anacampseros is an ancient name for herbs supposed to restore lost love.

Common Pests

Mealy bug.

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ASTROPHYTUM ORNATUM

Mexico

Light

Thrive in full sun or bright indirect light. They require at least 4–6 hours of direct sunlight daily to grow optimally. If grown indoors, place them near a south or west-facing window where they can receive plenty of light.

Water

Water every 2–3 weeks in spring and summer, adjusting based on temperature and humidity. In the cooler months, water sparingly, about once every 4–6 weeks.

Fun Fact

The generic name is derived from the Greek words astron, meaning "star," and phyton, meaning "plant.

Common Pests

Not prone to many diseases but keep an eye on mealy bug and spider mites.

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CARNEGIEA GIGANTEA (SAGUARO)
CEREUS FORBESII CV. SPIRALIS
CLEISTOCACTUS SAMAIPATANUS
CLEISTOCACTUS WINTERI
CLEISTOCACTUS WINTERI F. CRISTATUS
COPIAPOA TENUISSIMA
CRASSULA CV. DOROTHY
CRASSULA SOCIALIS

CARNEGIEA GIGANTEA (SAGUARO)

Sonoran Desert — Arizona (USA), parts of California and North western Mexico

Light

Full sun is ideal once established. Young plants should be protected from harsh afternoon sun.

Water

Requires very little water, only needing to be watered sparingly and allowing the soil to completely dry out between waterings, as it thrives in arid conditions and is highly drought tolerant; during the growing season (spring and summer), water every 3 weeks, and reduce watering frequency in winter.

Fun Fact

Revered by many Indigenous peoples of the Sonoran Desert. The fruit is traditionally harvested in ceremonies.

Common Pests

Scale, spider-mite and mealybug.

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CEREUS FORBESII CV. SPIRALIS

Peru

Light

Spiral cactus plants love full sun, so giving them at least 4 hours of it a day is a must. However, be careful not to torch them for too long, because younger plants are more sensitive than established ones.

Water

Moderately water and only when the soil is completely dry. It is enough to water it once a week in spring and summer, reduce it to once every two months in autumn and suspend it completely in winter.

Fun Fact

Spiral cactus is a mutation that occurred, initially, only one single tree had been discovered in the wild though it has since been cloned and propagated to showcase its extraordinary form.

Common Pests

Scale, mealy bug and spider mite.

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CLEISTOCACTUS SAMAIPATANUS

Bolivia

Light

For optimal growth, grow outdoors in full sun, ensuring it receives at least 5-6 hours of direct light daily. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Moderately water and only when the soil is completely dry. It is enough to water it once a week in spring and summer, reduce it to once every two months in autumn and suspend it completely in winter.

Fun Fact

Cleistocactus flowers are different from most cacti. They remain open day and night for about 3 days, unlike most cacti.

Common Pests

Scale and spider mite.

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CLEISTOCACTUS WINTERI

Bolivia

Light

Direct sunlight, sheltering it from midday rays in summer. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Water more frequently in the spring and summer, during it's growing season.

Fun Fact

In the wild, a golden monkey tail cactus (Cleistocactus winteri) can grow up to 8 feet (2.5 meters) long in ideal conditions, with individual stems reaching lengths of up to 5 feet (1.5 meters) depending on the environment and growing condition.

Common Pests

Scale, spider-mite and mealy bug.

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CLEISTOCACTUS WINTERI F. CRISTATUS

Nursery produced cultivar

Light

Will handle full sun or part shade.

Water

Water generously during the summer but allow to dry fully before watering again. During the winter months they should be kept rather dry.

Fun Fact

Flowers are different from most cacti. They remain open day and night for about 3 days, unlike most cacti.

Common Pests

Scale, mealy bug and spider mites

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COPIAPOA TENUISSIMA

Chile

Light

Put it in a bright spot, but not exposed to sunlight all the time: the hottest hours of the day should be avoided. Best options are early morning and late afternoon sunlight. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

During the growing season, which is typically spring and summer, you can water your cactus every 2-3 weeks. In contrast, during the dormant period in winter, you'll want to reduce watering to once every 4-6 weeks.

Fun Fact

Its name derives from Greek and literally means “with the appearance of a snake”, referring to its stems which, in most species, with growth tend to crawl on the ground.

Common Pests

Scale, spider-mite and mealybug.

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CRASSULA CV. DOROTHY

Nursery produced cultivar

Light

This plant will grow well in partial sun with bright light, enhancing the leaf colors and keeping them compact. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Low to moderate watering. Prone to rot and should be watered very sparingly.

Fun Fact

Crassula 'Dorothy' is more than just pretty—it quietly improves your air by removing toxins and releasing fresh oxygen. This low-maintenance succulent helps clean indoor air by absorbing pollutants like formaldehyde and benzene, making it a natural air purifier.

Common Pests

Mealy bug

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CRASSULA SOCIALIS

South Africa

Light

Well-suited for indoor cultivation or outdoor growing in mild climates. It prefers bright, indirect sunlight or morning sun, though it can tolerate some direct exposure. Too much harsh afternoon light, however, may cause sun stress. Indoors, it does well in a bright window.

Water

Low to moderate watering. Prone to rot and should be watered very sparingly.

Fun Fact

The name socialis refers to its tendency to grow in dense, social clusters (mats).

Common Pests

Pests like mealybugs, spider mites, and aphids may occasionally affect the plant, and signs of overwatering include mushy leaves or blackened stems. If the leaves turn red or purple, it may be due to sun stress or drought—sometimes normal, but worth monitoring

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ECHEVERIA AGAVOIDES CHURRO
ECHEVERIA BLACK PRINCE
ECHINOCACTUS GRUSONII
ECHINOCACTUS PLATYACANTHUS
ECHINOCEREUS PARKERI SUBS.
ECHINOCEREUS PENTALOPHUS
ECHINOPSIS ANCISTROPHORA SUBS. ARACHNACANTHA
ECHINOPSIS CHAMAECEREUS CV. CAPTAIN JESSOP
ECHINOPSIS HYBRID (CUSTARD YELLOW)
ECHINOPSIS SUBDENUDATA
EUPHORBIA AERUGINOSA
EUPHORBIA DEBILISPINA
EUPHORBIA MAMMILLARIS F. VARIEGATA
EUPHORBIA MILII VARIEGATA
EUPHORBIA OBESA
EUPHORBIA POLYGONA "SNOWFLAKE"
EUPHORBIA PSEUDOCACTUS "ZIG ZAG"
EUPHORBIA SUSANNAE

ECHEVERIA AGAVOIDES CHURRO

Nursery cultivar of Echeveria agavoides

Light

Water

Water every 2–3 weeks in spring and summer, adjusting based on temperature and humidity. In the cooler months, water sparingly, about once every 4–6 weeks. Always allow the soil to dry completely between waterings and avoid letting the plant sit in water to prevent overwatering and root rot.

Fun Fact

Echeveria plants are very drought-tolerant, thanks to their succulent leaves that store water. They are perfect for areas with water restrictions.

Common Pests

Mealy bug and scale.

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ECHEVERIA BLACK PRINCE

Nursery produced cultivar

Light

Thrives in bright sunlight to maintain their colours and compact rosette form. They will not survive a hard frost, but if there is a risk of freezing temperatures they can be brought indoors to grow on a sunny window sill.

Water

Requires minimal as it is drought-resistant, with excess water potentially leading to root rot—ensure the soil is completely dry before watering.

Fun Fact

Echeveria plants are very drought-tolerant, thanks to their succulent leaves that store water. They are perfect for areas with water restrictions.

Common Pests

Mealy bug

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ECHINOCACTUS GRUSONII

Mexico

Light

Need some direct sun but is tolerant and prefers light shade during the hot Summer months. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

And it's not just tough on the outside; the golden barrel cactus can live for over a hundred years, with some reaching 150 years or more if given optimal conditions.

Common Pests

Scale, spider-mite and mealybug.

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ECHINOCACTUS PLATYACANTHUS

Mexico

Light

Provide at least three hours of direct sunlight per day. If moving the plant from indoors to outdoors, gradually introduce it to more light to avoid sunburn. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window. Avoid exposing the plant to freezing temperatures.

Water

Fun Fact

This species can live up to 100 years and changes in appearance completely during its lifetime.

Common Pests

Scale, spider-mite and mealybug.

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ECHINOCEREUS PARKERI SUBS.

Mexico

Light

Water

Water moderately in summer and keep dry in winter. It needs very dry environment, moist will stress the plant. Avoid over-watering, as it is a plant that likes in dry soils.

Fun Fact

Echinocereus have benefited the Indigenous people in the American Southwest as a food source. It produces sweet fruit, sometimes called "strawberries of the desert," eaten raw or used in a jam.

Common Pests

These cacti may be attractive to a variety of insects, but plants in good condition should be nearly pest-free, particularly if they are grown in a mineral potting-mix, with good exposure and ventilation. Nonetheless, there are several pests to watch for; Red spiders and mealy bugs.

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ECHINOCEREUS PENTALOPHUS

Texas (USA), Central and Eastern Mexico

Light

Water

Water every 2–3 weeks in spring and summer, adjusting based on temperature and humidity. In the cooler months, water sparingly, about once every 4–6 weeks.

Fun Fact

Echinocereus pentalophus (commonly spelled as Echinocereus pentalophus) derives its name from the Greek words 'echinos', meaning hedgehog or sea urchin, and 'cereus', meaning wax candle, which is a reference to its spiny, candle-like appearance. The species name 'pentalophus' means 'five-ridged', indicating the number of ribs typically found on this cactus.

Common Pests

Mealybugs and aphids.

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ECHINOPSIS ANCISTROPHORA SUBS. ARACHNACANTHA

Bolivia and Northern Argentina

Light

Water

Water every 2–3 weeks in spring and summer, adjusting based on temperature and humidity. In the cooler months, water sparingly, about once every 4–6 weeks.

Fun Fact

Its name, "arachnacantha," comes from the Greek for "with spider web-shaped spines".

Common Pests

Mealy bug and scale.

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ECHINOPSIS CHAMAECEREUS CV. CAPTAIN JESSOP

Nursery produced cultivar

Light

Direct sunlight, sheltering it from midday rays in summer. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

It's best to follow the "soak and dry" method. This means thoroughly watering the plant until water drains out of the bottom of the pot and then allowing the soil to completely dry out before watering again. Never let your ball cactus sit in a dish of water. During the growing season, which is typically spring and summer, you can water your ball cactus every 2-3 weeks. In contrast, during the dormant period in winter, you'll want to reduce watering to once every 4-6 weeks.

Fun Fact

This cactus is a hybrid, therefore cultivated exclusively in laboratory, formed by two different genera, which are already identified by its name, composed by Chamaecereus and Lobivia.

Common Pests

Red spider mite

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ECHINOPSIS HYBRID (CUSTARD YELLOW)

Nursery produced cultivar

Light

Direct sunlight, sheltering it from midday rays in summer. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

The name Echinopsis comes from Greek: “echinos” = hedgehog/sea urchin “opsis” = appearance → Referring to the plant’s spiny, round look.

Common Pests

Mealy-bug and scale.

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ECHINOPSIS SUBDENUDATA

Bolivia and Paraguay

Light

Water

Water every 2–3 weeks in spring and summer, adjusting based on temperature and humidity. In the cooler months, water sparingly, about once every 4–6 weeks.

Fun Fact

The genus Echinopsis derives from the Latin “echinos” meaning hedgehog or sea urchin, and “opsis” meaning appearance, a reference to these plants dense coverings of spines.

Common Pests

Mealybugs, scale insects, spider mites, and fungal infections.

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EUPHORBIA AERUGINOSA

South Africa

Light

Thrives in full sun to bright light, needing at least 4–6 hours of direct sunlight daily for best flowering and vibrant variegation. Indoors, it does best near a south- or west-facing window.

Water

Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Overwatering can lead to root rot, so it's important to be cautious.

Fun Fact

Some Euphorbias look exactly like cacti—but they’re not even related! This is a great example of convergent evolution—where totally unrelated plants (Euphorbias from Africa and true cacti from the Americas) evolved similar shapes to survive in hot, dry environments. So you might see a spiky "cactus" in someone’s home or garden that’s actually a Euphorbia in disguise.

Common Pests

Euphorbia plants are generally resistant to pests, but overwatering can create a favourable environment for root rot. The plant can also experience sunburn if exposed to too much direct sunlight, leading to discoloration or dry, damaged spots on the plant.

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EUPHORBIA DEBILISPINA

Central Province of Zambia and Tanzania.

Light

This succulent thrives in full sun to part shade, whether placed near southern-facing windows or outdoors without obstruction.

Water

Water regularly during the active growing season. No water should ever be allowed to stand around the roots. Keep almost completely dry in winter. Even though it is extremely drought tolerant, during the active growing season it is best to keep its soil reasonably moist, watering it about once every week.

Fun Fact

Its name "debilispina" comes from the Latin words "debilis" meaning "weak" and "spina" meaning "thorn", and makes reference to its very few and short thorns.

Common Pests

Euphorbias are generally resistant to pests and diseases. However, they can occasionally be affected by mealybugs or spider mites.

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EUPHORBIA MAMMILLARIS F. VARIEGATA

Africa

Light

Thrives in bright, indirect sunlight, though it can also tolerate some direct sunlight, especially in the morning. However, too much direct sun during the hottest parts of the day can cause sunburn, which can damage the plant's delicate variegation.

Water

Water every 2–3 weeks in spring and summer, adjusting based on temperature and humidity. In the cooler months, water sparingly, about once every 4–6 weeks.

Fun Fact

The variegated version of this plant is somewhat rare and highly prized by collectors, making it a standout feature in any succulent collection. Its striking color patterns and unique growth habit make it a valuable addition.

Common Pests

Euphorbia plants are generally resistant to pests, but overwatering can create a favorable environment for root rot. The plant can also experience sunburn if exposed to too much direct sunlight, leading to discoloration or dry, damaged spots on the plant.

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EUPHORBIA MILII VARIEGATA

Africa

Light

Thrives in full sun to bright light, needing at least 4–6 hours of direct sunlight daily for best flowering and vibrant variegation. Indoors, it does best near a south- or west-facing window.

Water

Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Overwatering can lead to root rot, so it's important to be cautious.

Fun Fact

Common Pests

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EUPHORBIA OBESA

South Africa

Light

Some shade to full sun.

Water

Water every 2–3 weeks in spring and summer, adjusting based on temperature and humidity. In the cooler months, water sparingly, about once every 4–6 weeks.

Fun Fact

This species was one of the first succulents to be nearly poached into extinction in the early 20th century.

Common Pests

Scale and mealy bug.

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EUPHORBIA POLYGONA "SNOWFLAKE"

South Africa

Light

For optimal growth, grow outdoors in full sun, ensuring it receives at least 3-5 hours of direct light daily. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

Euphorbias, which resemble cacti, but they are certainly not. As a matter of fact they feature thorns that shoot out in pairs rather than individual spines.

Common Pests

Resilient to most pests and disease but watch out for Spider mite.

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EUPHORBIA PSEUDOCACTUS "ZIG ZAG"

South Africa

Light

Direct sunlight, sheltering it from midday rays in summer. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Water every 2–3 weeks in spring and summer, adjusting based on temperature and humidity. In the cooler months, water sparingly, about once every 4–6 weeks.

Fun Fact

With around 2,000 species, Euphorbia is one of the largest genera of flowering plants.

Common Pests

Euphorbias are generally resistant to pests and diseases. However, they can occasionally be affected by mealybugs or spider mites.

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EUPHORBIA SUSANNAE

South africa

Light

Euphorbia susannae thrives in bright, indirect light or filtered sun. It can tolerate full sun, especially in cooler climates, but should be protected from intense afternoon rays in hotter regions to avoid scorching.

Water

Water every 2–3 weeks in spring and summer, adjusting based on temperature and humidity. In the cooler months, water sparingly, about once every 4–6 weeks.

Fun Fact

With around 2,000 species, Euphorbia is one of the largest genera of flowering plants.

Common Pests

Euphorbias are generally resistant to pests and diseases. However, they can occasionally be affected by mealybugs or spider mites.

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FEROCACTUS GLAUCESCENS
FEROCACTUS ROBUSTUS
FRITHIA PULCHRA

FEROCACTUS GLAUCESCENS

Mexico

Light

The plant needs full light sun exposure but is recommended to avoid direct sun-light in the hottest periods. The plant does not like temperatures below 6°C so it needs to be placed indoors in the coldest periods.

Water

This plant need plenty of water but needs to be avoided wetting the bodies of these plants while they are in sunlight. A wet cactus in the sun light can cause sun burning which can lead to scars or even fungal infections and death. In winter keep completely dry.

Fun Fact

The name comes from the Latin “ferox”, that is fierce, given by the presence of colorful, strong numerous and menacing thorns along the ribs of the stem.

Common Pests

Scale and spider mite.

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FEROCACTUS ROBUSTUS

Mexico

Light

Full light sun exposure but is recommended to avoid direct sun-light in the hottest periods. The plant does not like temperatures below 6°C so it needs to be placed indoors in the coldest periods.

Water

Fun Fact

The species epithet 'robustus' is Latin for 'strong,' 'rough,' or 'firm,' referring to its robust appearance.

Common Pests

Scale and spider mite.

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FRITHIA PULCHRA

South africa

Light

Prefers bright, indirect sunlight. Can tolerate some direct sun but avoid harsh afternoon rays to prevent scorching. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Water sparingly; allow the soil to dry out completely between watering. Reduce watering during winter; the plant's dormant period.

Fun Fact

The Latin specific epithet pulchra means "beautiful".

Common Pests

Frithia Pulchra is generally resistant to pests, although it can occasionally be affected by scale insects or spider mites if kept in overly humid conditions.

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GASTERIA MINIMA F. VARIEGATA
GYMNOCALYCIUM BRUCHII
GYMNOCALYCIUM DAMSII VAR. ROTUNDULUM
GYMNOCALYCIUM MIHANOVICHII

GASTERIA MINIMA F. VARIEGATA

Mexico

Light

It requires a lot of light. Gasteria like to be grown in a position that receives plenty of bright natural light but these plants prefer to be away from strong direct sunshine and a position that receives part sun or indirect sunshine is best for growing these plants. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Water moderately but only when the soil is completely dry. It is enough to water it once a week in spring and summer, reduce watering to once every two months in autumn, and to suspend it completely in winter.

Fun Fact

Gasteria is a genus of succulent plants that is native to South Africa and are related to the Aloe, Haworthia and Sansevieria family of plants.

Common Pests

Mealy bug, scale and spider-mite.

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GYMNOCALYCIUM BRUCHII

Argentina

Light

Light shade. It may tolerate bright situations but is likely to suffer from sun scorch or stunted growth if over exposed to direct sunlight. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

The name Gymnocalycium translates to "naked covering". The name comes from the Greek words gymno meaning "naked" and colosseum meaning "flower bud".

Common Pests

Mealy bug, spider-mite and scale.

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GYMNOCALYCIUM DAMSII VAR. ROTUNDULUM

Bolivia, Brazil & Paraguay

Light

Water

Fun Fact

The name Gymnocalycium translates to "naked covering". The name comes from the Greek words gymno meaning "naked" and colosseum meaning "flower bud".

Common Pests

Mealy bug, spider-mite and scale.

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GYMNOCALYCIUM MIHANOVICHII

Nursery cultivar

Light

Water

Fun Fact

The name Gymnocalycium translates to "naked covering". The name comes from the Greek words gymno meaning "naked" and colosseum meaning "flower bud".

Common Pests

Mealy bug, spider-mite and scale.

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KALANCHOE TOMENTOSA

KALANCHOE TOMENTOSA

Madagascar

Light

For optimal growth, grow outdoors in full sun, ensuring it receives at least 5-6 hours of direct light daily. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Minimal watering as it is drought-resistant, with excess water potentially leading to root rot—ensure the soil is completely dry before watering. Watch for signs of overwatering or underwatering through leaf appearance.

Fun Fact

The genus is predominantly native to the Old World. Only one species originates from the Americas. 56 are from southern and eastern Africa and 60 species on the island of Madagascar. It is also found in south-eastern Asia and China.

Common Pests

Mealybugs, spider-mite and aphids.

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MAMMILLARIA BOCASANA
MAMMILLARIA BOCASANA CV. MILTILANATA
MAMMILLARIA BOCASANA CV. ROSEIFLORA
MAMMILLARIA ELONGATA "LEMON"
MAMMILLARIA GRACILIS ARIZONIA SNOWCAP
MAMMILLARIA HAHNIANA SUBSP. HAHNIANA
MAMMILLARIA LAUI SUBS. SUBDUCTA
MAMMILLARIA LEPTACANTHA SSP. REKOI
MAMMILLARIA MARKSIANA
MAMMILLARIA MICROHELIA
MAMMILLARIA PEREZDELAROSAE
MAMMILLARIA PLUMOSA
MAMMILLARIA SPINOSISSIMA
MAMMILLARIA SPINOSISSIMA 'UN PICO'
MAMMILLARIA SPINOSISSIMA PICO V DALEK
MAMMILLARIA VETULA SUBSP. GRACILIS
MATUCANA MADISONIORUM
MELOCACTUS AZUREUS
MYRTILLOCACTUS GEOMETRIZAN

MAMMILLARIA BOCASANA

Mexico

Light

Outside, the plant prefers bright sunlight, filtered light, or afternoon shade. Indoors, it requires bright light with some direct sun. It may suffer sunburn if exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods. When exposed to strong light, it often develops a bronzed hue, which promotes flowering and encourages the production of abundant wool and spines.

Water

Fun Fact

This cactus is a member of the Mammillaria genus, which encompasses approximately 200 species, making it one of the largest genus in the cactus family.

Common Pests

Red spider mites and mealy bugs.

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MAMMILLARIA BOCASANA CV. MILTILANATA

Mexico

Light

High levels of light are needed to flower and for good spine development. Can be sunburned if moved from shade into full sun too quickly. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

This plant needs regular water but don't water again until soil is dry, as it is sensitive to over-watering. This plant goes dormant in the winter and requires very little water (maybe even none) during the cold months.

Fun Fact

The spines of this cacti were traditionally used as fish hooks.

Common Pests

Scale, mealy bug and spider-mite.

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MAMMILLARIA BOCASANA CV. ROSEIFLORA

Mexico

Light

Water

Fun Fact

"Mammillaria" refers to the genus name, meaning "nipple-like" due to the plant's tubercles resembling nipples, while "perezdelarosae" likely honors a person named Perez de la Rosa, possibly a botanist who discovered or studied the species.

Common Pests

Scale, mealy bug and spider-mite.

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MAMMILLARIA ELONGATA "LEMON"

Mexico

Light

Water

Water every 2–3 weeks in spring and summer, adjusting based on temperature and humidity. In the cooler months, water sparingly, about once every 4–6 weeks.

Fun Fact

The name of the genus come from the Latin word ‘Mammilla’ that means ‘teat’ or ‘nipple’ and refers to the numerous, nipple-shaped tubercles of their stem, that are the distinctive feature of this genus. In Mexican culture, certain species of Mammillaria have been used in traditional medicine for their anti-inflammatory properties.

Common Pests

Scale and mealy-bug.

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MAMMILLARIA GRACILIS ARIZONIA SNOWCAP

Mexico

Light

Exceptionally hardy, thrives in bright light, though it should be protected from direct sunlight during the hottest parts of the day to avoid sunburn. It can tolerate temperatures as low as 5°C but should be brought indoors during colder weather to prevent damage.

Water

Watering should be done regularly during the growing season, approximately every 7 days, ensuring the soil is completely dry before watering again. In winter, watering should be reduced to allow the cactus to enter dormancy.

Fun Fact

The name of the genus come from the Latin word ‘Mammilla’ that means ‘teat’ or ‘nipple’ and refers to the numerous, nipple-shaped tubercles of their stem, that are the distinctive feature of this genus. The species name “gracilis”, probably refers instead to the thimble-shaped stems of this cacti that tend to detach easily and put roots in spring and Summer, to reproduce the species. The cultivar name refers to the spines which resemble tiny snowballs.

Common Pests

Red spider mites and mealy bugs.

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MAMMILLARIA HAHNIANA SUBSP. HAHNIANA

Mexico

Light

Water

Fun Fact

"Mammillaria" comes from the Latin word "mammilla" meaning "nipple," referencing the plant's nipple-like tubercles, while "hahniana" likely refers to the person who originally described or discovered the species, a botanist named "Hahne".

Common Pests

Red spider mites and mealy bugs.

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MAMMILLARIA LAUI SUBS. SUBDUCTA

Mexico

Light

Water

Fun Fact

This Mammillaria has a history of traditional use. Native Mexican tribes utilized the white, hooked spines as fish hooks.

Common Pests

Scale and mealy bugs.

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MAMMILLARIA LEPTACANTHA SSP. REKOI

Mexico

Light

Prefers full sun to partial shade, with direct sunlight promoting better spine coloration and flowering. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Watering should be regular but moderate during the growing season, allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings. In winter, reduce watering significantly to mimic the plant’s natural dormant period.

Fun Fact

The subspecies name 'leptacantha' translates to 'thin-spined', highlighting its fine, thin spines.

Common Pests

Scale and mealy bug.

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MAMMILLARIA MARKSIANA

Mexico

Light

Thrives in bright light, though it should be protected from direct sunlight during the hottest parts of the day to avoid sunburn. It can tolerate temperatures as low as 5°C but should be brought indoors during colder weather to prevent damage. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Water every 2–3 weeks in spring and summer. In winter, watering should be reduced to allow the cactus to enter dormancy.

Fun Fact

No other Mammillaria species approaches the intensity of green and yellow found in the M. marksiana.

Common Pests

Scale, mealy bug and spider-mite.

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MAMMILLARIA MICROHELIA

Mexico

Light

The plant needs a full light sun exposure but is recommended to avoid direct sun-light in the hottest periods. The plant does not like temperatures below 5°C so it needs to be placed indoors in the coldest periods.

Water

Water every 2–3 weeks in spring and summer, adjusting based on temperature and humidity. In the cooler months, water sparingly, about once every 4–6 weeks.

Fun Fact

The name of the genus come from the Latin word ‘Mammilla’ that means ‘teat’ or ‘nipple’ and refers to the numerous, nipple-shaped tubercles of their stem, that are the distinctive feature of this genus. The specific epithet “microhelia” comes from the Greek and means “small sun” and refers to the arrangement of the spines that resemble the sun’s rays.

Common Pests

Scale, mealy bug and spider-mite.

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MAMMILLARIA PEREZDELAROSAE

Mexico

Light

Water

Fun Fact

Common Pests

Scale, mealy bug and spider-mite.

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MAMMILLARIA PLUMOSA

Mexico

Light

Can handle full sun. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Water every 2–3 weeks in spring and summer, adjusting based on temperature and humidity. In the cooler months, water sparingly, about once every 4–6 weeks

Fun Fact

The delightful Mammillaria plumosa, few cacti are more friendly than this because it's soft and not spikey. Adorned with stems covered in soft, white wool and feather-like spines, it's a cactus that stands out with its distinct features.

Common Pests

Mealy bug and scale.

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MAMMILLARIA SPINOSISSIMA

Mexico

Light

Water

Fun Fact

Common Pests

Spider-mite, scale and mealy bug.

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MAMMILLARIA SPINOSISSIMA 'UN PICO'

Mexico

Light

Water

Fun Fact

The white, hooked spines of this spherical cactus were used as fish hooks in its native Mexico.

Common Pests

Red spider mites and mealy bugs.

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MAMMILLARIA SPINOSISSIMA PICO V DALEK

Mexico

Light

Water

Fun Fact

Native to Mexico, this cactus is a member of the Mammillaria genus, which encompasses approximately 200 species, making it one of the largest genus in the cactus family.

Common Pests

Red spider mites and mealy bugs.

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MAMMILLARIA VETULA SUBSP. GRACILIS

Mexico

Light

Water

Fun Fact

Some Mammillaria species have edible fruit, which is typically small and can be sweet-tasting. In some regions, these fruits are eaten by humans or wildlife.

Common Pests

Scale, mealy bug and spider-mite.

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MATUCANA MADISONIORUM

Peru

Light

Water

Fun Fact

"Matucana madisoniorum" refers to a species of cactus where "Matucana" is the genus name likely derived from a geographic location in Peru, and "madisoniorum" honors Marshall Pierce Madison, his wife Elena Eyre Madison, and the Madison Fund in San Francisco for their support of the University of California Botanical Garden.

Common Pests

Mealy bug, spider-mite and scale.

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MELOCACTUS AZUREUS

Brazil

Light

Water

Fun Fact

The name Melocactus comes from the Latin “malus” which means apple. This genus was one of the first to be found by Christopher Columbus and the name refers to the cephalium which resembles an apple.

Common Pests

Scale and spider mite.

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MYRTILLOCACTUS GEOMETRIZAN

Mexico

Light

Water

Watering can be done regularly in Spring and Summer, checking that the soil is completely dry before watering again; in winter you should stop the watering to allow the plant to enter dormancy.

Fun Fact

"Myrtillocactus geometrizans" translates to "blueberry cactus with geometric patterns", where "myrtillus" (Greek) means "blueberry" and "geometrizans" refers to the distinct geometric patterns formed by the ribs on the plant's stem; essentially, it's a cactus with a blueberry-like fruit that has a geometric appearance.

Common Pests

Scale and mealy bug.

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NEOPORTERIA NIDUS F. SENILIS
NEORAIMONDIA HERZOGIANA

NEOPORTERIA NIDUS F. SENILIS

Chile

Light

Water

Fun Fact

"Neoporteria nidus f. senilis" translates to "nest-like new-porteria, form of old age" - essentially referring to a cactus with a nest-like growth habit that appears "old" due to its dense covering of long, white, hair-like spines, where "senilis" in Latin means "old" or "aged."

Common Pests

Mealy bug

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NEORAIMONDIA HERZOGIANA

Bolovia

Light

Water

Moderately water and only when the soil is completely dry. It is enough to water it once a week in spring and summer, reduce it to once every two months in autumn and suspend it completely in winter.

Fun Fact

People in the Peruvian Andes use Neoraimondia as the main ingredient of the intoxicating drink, called "cimora".

Common Pests

Scale, mealy bug and spider mite.

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PACHYCEREUS PRINGLEI
PARODIA CHRYSACANTHION
PARODIA CHRYSACANTHION "RUBRIFLORA"
PARODIA ELEGANS
PARODIA HASELBERGII
PARODIA MAGNIFICA
PARODIA MAIRANANA
PARODIA PENICILLATA VAR. NIVOSA
PARODIA SCOPA
PARODIA SCOPA F. SPLENDENS
PARODIA WARASII
PEPEROMIA GRAVEOLENS
PILOSOCEREUS PACHYCLADUS

PACHYCEREUS PRINGLEI

Mexico

Light

For optimal growth, grow outdoors in full sun, ensuring it receives at least 5-6 hours of direct light daily. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Moderately water and only when the soil is completely dry. It is enough to water it once a fortnight in spring and summer, reduce it to once every two months in autumn and suspend it completely in winter.

Fun Fact

This cactus is is the largest cactus in the world.

Common Pests

Scale and mealy bug.

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PARODIA CHRYSACANTHION

Argentina

Light

Direct sunlight, sheltering it from midday rays in summer. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

It's best to follow the "soak and dry" method. This means thoroughly watering the plant until water drains out of the bottom of the pot and then allowing the soil to completely dry out before watering again. During the growing season, which is typically spring and summer, you can water your ball cactus every 2-3 weeks. In contrast, during the dormant period in winter, you'll want to reduce watering to once every 4-6 weeks.

Fun Fact

The species name “Chrysacanthion”, instead comes from the greek words “chrysos”, meaning “gold” and d Greek “akanthion”, that’s for “small spine”, small thorn; refers to the colour of the dense fine spination.

Common Pests

Scale, spider-mite and mealy bug.

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PARODIA CHRYSACANTHION "RUBRIFLORA"

Argentina

Light

Direct sunlight, sheltering it from midday rays in summer. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

The species name “Chrysacanthion”, instead comes from the greek words “chrysos”, meaning “gold” and Greek “akanthion”, that’s for “small spine”, small thorn; refers to the colour of the dense fine spination.

Common Pests

Scale, spider-mite and mealy bug.

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PARODIA ELEGANS

Uruguay, Brazil and Argentina

Light

Direct sunlight, sheltering it from midday rays in summer. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

The genus Parodia is named after Domingo Parodi, an early researcher of the flora of Paraguay. The Italian-Argentinian botanist Carlos Luis Spegazzini first described the genus in 1923.

Common Pests

Scale, spider-mite and mealy bug.

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PARODIA HASELBERGII

Brazil

Light

Direct sunlight, sheltering it from midday rays in summer. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

During the growing season, which is typically spring and summer, you can water your ball cactus every 2-3 weeks. In contrast, during the dormant period in winter, you'll want to reduce watering to once every 4-6 weeks.

Fun Fact

The genus Parodia is named after Domingo Parodi, an early researcher of the flora of Paraguay. The Italian-Argentinian botanist Carlos Luis Spegazzini first described the genus in 1923.

Common Pests

Scale, mealybug and spider-mite.

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PARODIA MAGNIFICA

Brazil and Uruguay

Light

Direct sunlight, sheltering it from midday rays in summer. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

"Parodia": This is the genus name of the cactus, named after a botanist named "Parodi." "Magnifica": This Latin word means "magnificent" or "splendid.

Common Pests

Scale and mealybug.

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PARODIA MAIRANANA

Nursery cultivated

Light

Water

Fun Fact

This species takes its name from its place of origin, Mairana in Bolivia.

Common Pests

Scale and mealybug.

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PARODIA PENICILLATA VAR. NIVOSA

Argentina

Light

Direct sunlight, sheltering it from midday rays in summer. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

The genus Parodia is named after Domingo Parodi, an early researcher of the flora of Paraguay. The Italian-Argentinian botanist Carlos Luis Spegazzini first described the genus in 1923.

Common Pests

Scale, mealybug and spider-mite.

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PARODIA SCOPA

Southern Brazil (Rio Grande do Sul), Uruguay, Paraguay, northern Argentina.

Light

Direct sunlight, sheltering it from midday rays in summer. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

The specific epithet scopa means "broom" and refers to the long spines. The species was transferred from Notocactus to Parodia in 1997 by David Hunt.

Common Pests

Scale and mealybug.

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PARODIA SCOPA F. SPLENDENS

Nursery cultivated

Light

Light shade. Parodias don't like direct sunlight Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

The specific epithet scopa means "broom" and refers to the long spines. The species was transferred from Notocactus to Parodia in 1997 by David Hunt.

Common Pests

Scale and mealybug.

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PARODIA WARASII

Brazil

Light

The plant benefits from bright exposure, but during the hottest periods, direct sunlight can cause scorching, so it is recommended to avoid it. The plant is sensitive to temperatures below 6°C, so it should be moved indoors in colder weather. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

For healthy growth, plant Parodia warasii in a well-draining soil mix of pumice, clay, and loam to prevent root rot. Use a pot with drainage holes to allow excess water to escape. During the growing season, water once a week, ensuring the soil is completely dry before re-watering. In winter, stop watering to let the plant enter dormancy.

Fun Fact

Parodia is a is genus consisting of about 50 species ranging from small, ball cacti to tall, narrow varieties reaching heights of about 3 feet (1 m.).

Common Pests

Mealy bug and scale.

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PEPEROMIA GRAVEOLENS

North africa and parts of Europe.

Light

This plant will grow well in partial sun with bright light, enhancing the leaf colors and keeping them compact. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

During the growing season, which is typically spring and summer, you can water your plant every 2-3 weeks. In contrast, during the dormant period in winter, you'll want to reduce watering to once every 4-6 weeks.

Fun Fact

Unlike many other Peperomias, Peperomia graveolens is succulent, making it part of a rare subgroup of the genus that thrives in dry, rocky environments in its native Ecuador.

Common Pests

Mealy bugs, spider mite and scale.

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PILOSOCEREUS PACHYCLADUS

Brazil

Light

Water

Moderately water and only when the soil is completely dry. It is enough to water it once a week in spring and summer, reduce it to once every two months in autumn and suspend it completely in winter.

Fun Fact

The name Pilosocereus literally means “hairy cereus”. It shares with other cereus the typical candelabrum shape (which is the reason of the last part of its name, “cereus”, which means torch), and large size, while it differs from them in the thick hairs that grow on the adult plant.

Common Pests

Scale, mealy bug and spider mite.

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REBUTIA ARENACEA
REBUTIA CV. PINK SENSATION
REBUTIA KRAINZIANA
REBUTIA NARVAECENSIS
REBUTIA PULVINOSA SSP. ALBIFLORA

REBUTIA ARENACEA

Bolivia

Light

It requires exposure to full sun, however in the hottest hours it is advisable to place it in shade. Shelter it when winter temperatures drop below 0°C. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

It is important to be cautious with watering, as its thick taproots are susceptible to overwatering and rot. During the growing season, which is typically spring and summer, you can water your cactus every 2-3 weeks. In contrast, during the dormant period in winter, it is necessary to completely suspend watering, as the plant is very sensitive to rotting.

Fun Fact

Found only in a small area of Bolivia, and is known only from this single type locality. While not actively threatened by human encroachment on its habitat due to the remote and small nature of where it is found, it is still considered near-threatened just because there’s so few of them.

Common Pests

Root rot, scale and snails.

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REBUTIA CV. PINK SENSATION

Bolivia and Argentina

Light

This cactus thrives in warmer, frost-free winters and can be grown outdoors in full sun or bright shade, although it should be protected during extreme heat. Indoors, it requires a very bright location to maintain its shape and encourage blooming.

Water

While Rebutia Pink Sensation is drought-tolerant, regular watering promotes faster growth. During the growing season, which is typically spring and summer, you can water your ball cactus every 2-3 weeks. In contrast, during the dormant period in winter, you'll want to reduce watering to once every 4-6 weeks.

Fun Fact

Rebutia are among the first cacti to bloom each spring.

Common Pests

Spider-mite, scale and mealybug.

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REBUTIA KRAINZIANA

Argentina

Light

Need some direct sun but is tolerant and prefers light shade during the hot Summer months. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

Rebutia cacti are popular for their large colourful flowers that open widely during the day and last for several days. Well-grown plants often flower in mass, the flower sometimes completely covering the plant and producing a spectacular display.

Common Pests

Scale, spider-mite and mealybug.

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REBUTIA NARVAECENSIS

Bolivia

Light

Water

Fun Fact

Rebutia are among the first cacti to bloom each spring.

Common Pests

Spider-mite, scale and mealybug.

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REBUTIA PULVINOSA SSP. ALBIFLORA

Bolivia

Light

Thrives in light shade, as full sun can scorch its delicate structure. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

Common Pests

Scale, mealybug and spider-mite.

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SEMPERVIVUM 'RASBERRY ICE'
SEMPERVIVUM PEKINESE
SENECIO ROWLEYANUS VARIEGATA "STRING OF PEARLS"
SENECIO STAPELIIFORMIS
STENOCACTUS MULTICOSTATUS
STEPHANOCEREUS LEUCOSTELE
SULCOREBUTIA ARENACEA V. MENESESII

SEMPERVIVUM 'RASBERRY ICE'

Nursery cultivated

Light

This plant will grow well in partial sun with bright light, enhancing the leaf colors and keeping them compact. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Low to moderate watering. Prone to rot and should be watered very sparingly.

Fun Fact

Sempervivum plants were traditionally grown on house roofs to protect against thunderstorms, fire, lightning strikes. Folklore says they were also used in witchcraft, and evil spirits

Common Pests

Mealy bugs and aphids.

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SEMPERVIVUM PEKINESE

North africa and parts of Europe.

Light

This plant will grow well in partial sun with bright light, enhancing the leaf colors and keeping them compact. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Low to moderate watering. Prone to rot and should be watered very sparingly.

Fun Fact

The Latin name sempervivum means "forever alive". This refers to the plant's ability to retain water in its leaves and reproduce easily, making it seem like it lives forever.

Common Pests

Mealy bugs and aphids.

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SENECIO ROWLEYANUS VARIEGATA "STRING OF PEARLS"

South africa

Light

It can grow in slightly dappled shade, including two to three hours a day of direct sun throughout the year, which encourages flowering and heavy leaf production. However, be cautious of prolonged direct sunlight, as it can scorch the delicate leaves. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Water regularly every 2-3 weeks or so, making sure to drench and let all the water drain out of the pot. In the winter, during the dormant period, reduce watering. There should be no high atmospheric humidity during the rest period! Do not be concerned if all the leaves fall off; simply stop watering and wait until new growth begins. Care must be taken with watering, as they tend to become swollen and untidy in their growth habits if given too much water and shade.

Fun Fact

This stunning plant has trailing stems that can grow up to 3 feet long.

Common Pests

Aphids, mealybugs and scale.

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SENECIO STAPELIIFORMIS

South africa

Light

Thrives in bright light and does best with several hours of sun each day. Indoors, place it near a sunny south- or west-facing window where it gets bright indirect light or a bit of direct morning sun

Water

Water deeply only when the soil is completely dry, and reduce watering in winter.

Fun Fact

This succuent is bright red-orange flowers smell like cinnamon or cloves—a surprisingly spicy scent for a succulent that looks like a cactus and is nicknamed the "pickle plant"!

Common Pests

Aphids, mealybugs and scale.

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STENOCACTUS MULTICOSTATUS

Mexico

Light

Need some direct sun but is tolerant and prefers light shade during the hot Summer months. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

"Stenocactus multicostatus" translates to "narrow-ribbed cactus with many ribs" in Greek, where "steno" means narrow, "cactus" refers to the plant family, and "multicostatus" indicates the numerous ribs on the plant, giving it its distinctive appearance often compared to a brain; hence, its common name "brain cactus."

Common Pests

Aphids, mealy bugs, scale, and spider mites.

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STEPHANOCEREUS LEUCOSTELE

Brazil

Light

For optimal growth, grow outdoors in full sun, ensuring it receives at least 5-6 hours of direct light daily. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

Stephanocereus is a genus with only two species, both found in Bahia, Brazil. One of these is the Stephanocereus leucostele, also called the "Gold Torch cactus."

Common Pests

Scale and spider mite.

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SULCOREBUTIA ARENACEA V. MENESESII

Border area of Bolivia-Paraguay-Argentina

Light

Need some direct sun but is tolerant and prefers light shade during the hot Summer months. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

Common Pests

Scale, spider-mite and mealybug.

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TRICHOCEREUS BRIDGESII MONSTROSE

TRICHOCEREUS BRIDGESII MONSTROSE

Nursery produced cultivar

Light

It likes an exposure to full sun in rather airy locations.

Water

Moderately water and only when the soil is completely dry. It is enough to water it once a week in spring and summer, reduce it to once every two months in autumn and suspend it completely in winter.

Fun Fact

Some people call this plant the "Penis plant" or "San Pedro penis", it is also sometimes described as "The Pornographic Cactus’ or the "The More Sensual of Cacti". The German name for this cultivar "Frauenglück" is more poetic than its English equivalent; it translates as "Women's Pleasure".

Common Pests

Scale, mealy bug and spider mite.

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X APOROPHYLLUM "DAWN"
X APOROPHYLLUM "TEMPLE GLOW"

X APOROPHYLLUM "DAWN"

Nursery hybrid

Light

Thrives in bright, indirect light and can handle some direct sun, though too much may cause sunburn. Place it near a south or east-facing window, and rotate it every few weeks to keep its growth balanced. While cacti generally adapt well to various lighting, insufficient light can make them weak, and too much can cause discoloration.

Water

Fun Fact

This group is not a true genus but a collection of intergeneric hybrids developed by crossing the Aporocactus species with other epiphytic cactus groups, predominantly Epiphyllum hybrids. Most of the characteristics of Aporophyllum hybrids have been inherited from Aporocactus genus, but the hybrids have larger, open-faced flowers in brilliant shades of orange, scarlet, and purple as well as white.

Common Pests

Scale and spider-mite.

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X APOROPHYLLUM "TEMPLE GLOW"

Nursery hybrid

Light

Water

Fun Fact

Common Pests

Scale and spider-mite.

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ANACAMPSEROS TELEPHIASTRUM

ASTROPHYTUM ORNATUM

CARNEGIEA GIGANTEA (SAGUARO)

CEREUS FORBESII CV. SPIRALIS

CLEISTOCACTUS SAMAIPATANUS

CLEISTOCACTUS WINTERI

CLEISTOCACTUS WINTERI F. CRISTATUS

COPIAPOA TENUISSIMA

CRASSULA CV. DOROTHY

CRASSULA SOCIALIS

ECHEVERIA AGAVOIDES CHURRO

ECHEVERIA BLACK PRINCE

ECHINOCACTUS GRUSONII

ECHINOCACTUS PLATYACANTHUS

ECHINOCEREUS PARKERI SUBS.

ECHINOCEREUS PENTALOPHUS

ECHINOPSIS ANCISTROPHORA SUBS. ARACHNACANTHA

ECHINOPSIS CHAMAECEREUS CV. CAPTAIN JESSOP

ECHINOPSIS HYBRID (CUSTARD YELLOW)

ECHINOPSIS SUBDENUDATA

EUPHORBIA AERUGINOSA

EUPHORBIA DEBILISPINA

EUPHORBIA MAMMILLARIS F. VARIEGATA

EUPHORBIA MILII VARIEGATA

EUPHORBIA OBESA

EUPHORBIA POLYGONA "SNOWFLAKE"

EUPHORBIA PSEUDOCACTUS "ZIG ZAG"

EUPHORBIA SUSANNAE

FEROCACTUS GLAUCESCENS

FEROCACTUS ROBUSTUS

FRITHIA PULCHRA

GASTERIA MINIMA F. VARIEGATA

GYMNOCALYCIUM BRUCHII

GYMNOCALYCIUM BRUCHII

Argentina

Light

Water

Fun Fact

The name Gymnocalycium translates to "naked covering". The name comes from the Greek words gymno meaning "naked" and colosseum meaning "flower bud".

Common Pests

Mealy bug, spider-mite and scale.

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GYMNOCALYCIUM DAMSII VAR. ROTUNDULUM

GYMNOCALYCIUM DAMSII VAR. ROTUNDULUM

Bolivia, Brazil & Paraguay

Light

Water

Fun Fact

The name Gymnocalycium translates to "naked covering". The name comes from the Greek words gymno meaning "naked" and colosseum meaning "flower bud".

Common Pests

Mealy bug, spider-mite and scale.

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GYMNOCALYCIUM MIHANOVICHII

GYMNOCALYCIUM MIHANOVICHII

Nursery cultivar

Light

Water

Fun Fact

The name Gymnocalycium translates to "naked covering". The name comes from the Greek words gymno meaning "naked" and colosseum meaning "flower bud".

Common Pests

Mealy bug, spider-mite and scale.

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KALANCHOE TOMENTOSA

MAMMILLARIA BOCASANA

MAMMILLARIA BOCASANA CV. MILTILANATA

MAMMILLARIA BOCASANA CV. ROSEIFLORA

MAMMILLARIA ELONGATA "LEMON"

MAMMILLARIA GRACILIS ARIZONIA SNOWCAP

MAMMILLARIA HAHNIANA SUBSP. HAHNIANA

MAMMILLARIA LAUI SUBS. SUBDUCTA

MAMMILLARIA LEPTACANTHA SSP. REKOI

MAMMILLARIA MARKSIANA

MAMMILLARIA MICROHELIA

MAMMILLARIA PEREZDELAROSAE

MAMMILLARIA PLUMOSA

MAMMILLARIA SPINOSISSIMA

MAMMILLARIA SPINOSISSIMA 'UN PICO'

MAMMILLARIA SPINOSISSIMA PICO V DALEK

MAMMILLARIA VETULA SUBSP. GRACILIS

MATUCANA MADISONIORUM

MELOCACTUS AZUREUS

MYRTILLOCACTUS GEOMETRIZAN

NEOPORTERIA NIDUS F. SENILIS

NEOPORTERIA NIDUS F. SENILIS

Chile

Light

Water

Fun Fact

Common Pests

Mealy bug

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NEORAIMONDIA HERZOGIANA

PACHYCEREUS PRINGLEI

PARODIA CHRYSACANTHION

PARODIA CHRYSACANTHION "RUBRIFLORA"

PARODIA ELEGANS

PARODIA HASELBERGII

PARODIA MAGNIFICA

PARODIA MAIRANANA

PARODIA PENICILLATA VAR. NIVOSA

PARODIA SCOPA

PARODIA SCOPA F. SPLENDENS

PARODIA WARASII

PEPEROMIA GRAVEOLENS

PILOSOCEREUS PACHYCLADUS

REBUTIA ARENACEA

REBUTIA ARENACEA

Bolivia

Light

Water

Fun Fact

Common Pests

Root rot, scale and snails.

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REBUTIA CV. PINK SENSATION

REBUTIA KRAINZIANA

REBUTIA NARVAECENSIS

REBUTIA PULVINOSA SSP. ALBIFLORA

SEMPERVIVUM 'RASBERRY ICE'

SEMPERVIVUM PEKINESE

SENECIO ROWLEYANUS VARIEGATA "STRING OF PEARLS"

SENECIO ROWLEYANUS VARIEGATA "STRING OF PEARLS"

South africa

Light

Water

Fun Fact

This stunning plant has trailing stems that can grow up to 3 feet long.

Common Pests

Aphids, mealybugs and scale.

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SENECIO STAPELIIFORMIS

STENOCACTUS MULTICOSTATUS

STENOCACTUS MULTICOSTATUS

Mexico

Light

Need some direct sun but is tolerant and prefers light shade during the hot Summer months. Indoors, place it in the sunniest spot, preferably a west- or south-facing window.

Water

Fun Fact

Common Pests

Aphids, mealy bugs, scale, and spider mites.

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STEPHANOCEREUS LEUCOSTELE

SULCOREBUTIA ARENACEA V. MENESESII

TRICHOCEREUS BRIDGESII MONSTROSE

X APOROPHYLLUM "DAWN"

X APOROPHYLLUM "DAWN"

Nursery hybrid

Light

Water

Fun Fact

Common Pests

Scale and spider-mite.

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X APOROPHYLLUM "TEMPLE GLOW"

X APOROPHYLLUM "TEMPLE GLOW"

Nursery hybrid

Light

Water

Fun Fact

Common Pests

Scale and spider-mite.

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