Fero Cactus
per piece
Product details
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ATTRIBUTE |
INFORMATION |
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Plant Type |
Cactus |
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Growing Difficulty |
Easy |
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Plant Size |
Matured |
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Deciduous |
No |
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Conditions |
Intermediate to Warm |
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Suitable for |
Balcony Gardening / Home Gardening |
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Potting Media |
Cocochips + Charcoal |
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Plant Dimensions |
1-3 Inches |
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Pot Dimensions |
2.5 Pot |
🌵 About Cactus
Cacti are hardy, drought-tolerant plants native to arid regions, especially deserts of the Americas. Known for their thick, fleshy stems that store water, cacti come in a variety of shapes and sizes—from small globular types to tall, columnar varieties. Many species also produce beautiful, vibrant flowers.
✨ Features:
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Water-Storing Stems: Succulent stems store moisture, enabling survival in dry conditions.
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Spines Instead of Leaves: These reduce water loss and protect the plant.
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Slow Growth: Most cacti grow slowly, making them ideal for long-term houseplants.
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Flowering Capability: Some species bloom spectacularly under the right conditions.
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Low Maintenance: Cacti thrive on neglect, making them perfect for busy or new plant owners.
🌞 Care Details:
Light:
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Requires bright, direct sunlight (6–8 hours daily). A south- or west-facing window is ideal.
Watering:
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Water sparingly. Allow the soil to dry completely between waterings.
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During the growing season (spring/summer): water every 2–4 weeks.
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In winter (dormant period): water once a month or less.
Soil:
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Use a well-draining cactus or succulent mix. Avoid water-retentive soils.
Temperature:
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Thrives in warm temperatures (65–90°F / 18–32°C).
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Protect from frost (ideally keep above 50°F / 10°C).
Fertilizing:
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Feed with a diluted cactus fertilizer during the growing season (once a month).
Potting:
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Use containers with drainage holes. Repot every 2–3 years if the plant outgrows its pot.
Disclaimer:
1. Colors, patterns, and sizes of flowers may vary due to the natural variations found in hybrids or species.
2. During shipping, buds or flowers may dry up or wilt in transit after packing.
3. Local climate, seasonal changes, and nutrition can influence the brightness and color intensity of the flowers.
4. Although we strive to accurately match the actual colors of the flowers, photographs may not perfectly represent them due to different monitor settings.
5. The first image is for reference only. Slide to see actual pictures of the plant.
