Astrophytum Quadricostatum Nudum: The Easy Care Guide

• It prefers light, indirect sunlight. It receives four to six hours of direct sunlight a day but should be protected from hot sun in the afternoon.
• Warm comfortable temperatures of 65–85°F (18–29°C) are best. Bring the houseplant inside if the temperature drops below 40°F (4°C).
• It needs potting soil that drains well. Blend a cactus potting mix with perlite or sand to allow for increased drainage to avoid root rot.

• Water cactus only when soil is absolutely dry. Water too often and roots rot and kill this plant more likely than not.
• Water spring and summer every two or three weeks. Water less in winter when plant is dormant.
• Fertilize with cactus food once a month during growing seasons to promote lush growth. Feed none in winter.
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Astrophytum Quadricostatum Nudum Potting and Repotting

• Use a pot with holes to avoid water building up.
• Repot every two or three years to change the soil and provide room for the plant to grow.
• When repotting, handle the plants gently to avoid causing damage to their delicate roots.

• Astrophytum Quadricostatum Nudum, if properly cared for, blooms with yellow flowers that contain orange in the center during late spring or early summer.
• To bloom, provide full sun, minimal winter watering, and spring feeding on a regular basis.
• Cut or pinch off dead or broken flowers to maintain the health and good looks of the plant.
• Echinofossulocactus Caespitosus grows in same weather condition

• Astrophytum Quadricostatum Nudum It is highly resistant to pests but occasionally develops mealybugs and spider mites.
• Take them out gently using a soft brush or neem oil if infested.
• Do not overwater to prevent root rot and fungal infection.