Check out how much Achilles (Star Cactus) has grown #st...
Check out how much Achilles (Star Cactus) has grown
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@DesertGreen do you think I should repot it?
If I do I would like a shallow round pot
What do you think?
If I do I would like a shallow round pot
What do you think?
@LaBori276 I believe you have a Haworthia Star Plant. It’s gorgeous😍 It does have the nickname of “Star Cactus”, very deceiving.
They prefer indirect light, and temps between 60-80 degrees. You know, like most succs, well-draining soil, allowing to dry in between watering.
You’re right on target about repotting. Some of those smaller ones might be pups, so bonus babies for you!
They prefer indirect light, and temps between 60-80 degrees. You know, like most succs, well-draining soil, allowing to dry in between watering.
You’re right on target about repotting. Some of those smaller ones might be pups, so bonus babies for you!
@LaBori276 smart. I really love two types of cactus the prickly pears (optunias a Santa Rita), and Eve’s Needle. I really thought there would be part of my that had only grass, because nothing else could be grown in full sun and scorching temps😭
That's my Eve’s Needle out in the full sun reaching out to more sun as it sets. The Santa Rita, also full sun, has grown those 2 extra pads in just one week🤯😳😍
That's my Eve’s Needle out in the full sun reaching out to more sun as it sets. The Santa Rita, also full sun, has grown those 2 extra pads in just one week🤯😳😍
@stephonicle the name is totally deceiving! I can't hardly believe how varied Haworthias are. From the plump guy in the above pic to a dark green, pointy, white striped, growing up right, in a hudle, like an African Pearls.
And, non toxic to Cats and dogs 😻🐶
And, non toxic to Cats and dogs 😻🐶
@DesertGreen oh how cute!!!!