Notocactus Crassigibbus Cactus seeds pack of 20 seeds
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Notocactus Crassigibbus: Tough and Exotic Cactus
Notocactus Crassigibbus Introduction
Crassigibbus is among the only exotic and resilient cactus plants that are found in South America. Because it is tough and needs less attention, the cactus plant is very well-liked across the globe by cactus farmers. For a gorgeous, simple-to-generate cactus, Notocactus crassigibbus is the best choice.
| Number of Seeds | 15-20 Seeds |
|---|---|
| Sowing month | Feb to Oct |
| Blooming Month | April To Dec |
| Temperature | Above 30C |
| Sun | Full sun except may june |
Appearance and Features
It is a diminutive cactus with a rounded spherical shape and level crown. Dark green in color on the outside, it is matched by flat and closely spaced bumps on which are fine but spiny spines. Its golden-yellow spines across its bright green body provide it with a stunning appearance in any garden or house. It even produces yellow flowers under favorable conditions, crowning its beauty.
Natural Habitat
The natural habitat of Notocactus crassigibbus is South America, specifically Brazilian and Uruguayan regions. It grows best in dry, rocky conditions with good drainage. The cactus is well-adapted to withstand unfavourable conditions, so it is perfect for anyone seeking a tough and attention-grabbing cactus.
Notocactus Crassigibbus Care and Maintenance
It is easy to care for Notocactus crassigibbus, making it a great plant for beginners. Below are some of the important care guidelines:
- Light Requirements: Bright, hence indirect light is best for this cactus. A sunny windowsill or south-facing outdoor spot with lots of light is best.
- Watering: Little water. Similar to most cacti, water them little. Allow the soil to become bone-dry between waterings to prevent root rot.
- Soil: There must be good drainage. A cactus or succulent potting mix is best.
- Temperature and Humidity: Best at warm temperatures and low humidity. Prevent frost in winter.
- Fertilizing: With diluted cactus fertilizer added at growing season (spring and summer), it will be perfect.
Propagation
Firstly Propagation of Notocactus crassigibbus is simple. Seed is the usual method, but offsets rarely used. To cultivate from seeds, plant them in a high-quality, well-drained potting soil and keep it lightly moistened until they develop into plants. With patience and gentle treatment, new cacti will appear.
Notocactus Crassigibbus Common Problems and Solutions
Despite its hard exterior, the cactus is not immune to some problems. Root rot caused by excessive water is one of them, so only water after the soil has dried out first. Infrequent pests are mealybugs; neem oil or insect soap will eliminate them. Frailea Gracillima grows in same weather also.
Conclusion
Lastly Notocactus crassigibbus is an exquisite, low-maintenance cactus that will bring sophistication to any collection of plants. Its striking shape, vibrant colors, and low-maintenance requirements make it perfect for beginners or professionals. Provide the plant with the proper care, and the hardy succulent will sparkle and be a gem for many years to come also.
| Color | Pink |
|---|---|
| Germination Level | Hard |
| Growth Pattern | Globular |
| Hybrid or Open Pollinated | Open Pollinated |
| Ideal location | partial sun with white net |
| Origin Country | India |
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FAQs
How to germinate Cactus from seeds
Fill a 4-inch pot with perlite vermiculite and peat moss. Then water it fully, then place the seeds on top of the mix and press with a finger, do not cover the seeds, then cover the pot with plastic or keep the entire pot in a zip lock closed.
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