Notocactus cacti are miniature cacti with small flowers that are simple to take care of and provide the gardener with lovely flowers. By following these tips on how to care for a Notocactus, you will be able to coax your Notocactus to flower.

Number of plants	1
Growing month	Feb to Oct
Temperature	above 30C
Sun	Under white shade net
Blooming period	spring

Notocactus loves light, indirect light. Place it in the line of a south or an east window so that it receives at least six hours of light per day. Supplement with a grow light indoors in winter if needed. Don’t, however, place it in the afternoons in direct sun, which will scorch it.

Water your Notocactus lightly while it is growing, typically spring to early fall. Water sparingly and allow soil to dry out a little between waterings in order not to induce root rot. Winter, reduces watering drastically because the cactus will not require much water. Khz DD adenium can be a good companion

You will need drainage cactus potting mix to grow it successfully. Choose a potted product with holes for water content prevention. Adding sand or perlite to the potting mix will ensure drainage and aeration that promotes roots growth.

Notocactus is contented with temperatures between 65°F to 80°F (18°C to 27°C). It can accept a slightly low temperature but ought to be well above 50°F (10°C) just in case it may not get harmed. Because this cactus prefers dry environments, low humidity is acceptable.

Fertilize your Notocactus weak cactus fertilizer every four weeks when the plant is growing. Fertilization in winter when the plant is dormant is not necessary. Use a balanced low-nitrogen fertilizer to encourage good growth and flowers.

Re-pot your Notocactus every three years or whenever the plant has outgrown its container. Repot into a slightly larger container and exchange the soil to provide new nutrients. Handle the cactus with care not to break spines or roots.

Root Rot: Root rot is caused by too much water and root softening. Cut off rotten roots and dry the plant before re-potting in new soil.

Pests: Spider mites and mealybugs infest Notocactus. Destroy pests at once with neem oil or insecticidal soap.

Sunburn: Brown patches on the cactus mean too much direct sun. Re-plant the plant in a half-shaded area to prevent damage.

It is not difficult to care for Notocactus if you give it proper light, water, and soil. From there, you can enjoy a healthy, flowering cactus for many years to come