Cactus Assorted (Excludes Ca, Az), Size: 3-inch pot x 12

$ 60.99

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USDA Prohibits Shipping Live Plants to: AZ, CA, AK, HI or PR. If you reside in one of the states listed, your order will be cancelled.

GROWTH & CARE

General Care Instructions for Succulents & Cacti. Water plants well, but not too often. Water more often in summer than in winter. Soak when dry; then allow them to dry well before watering again.

Our plants love a bright location. They prefer warmth and light. Do not put Aloes, Haworthias or very small cacti in full sunlight.

Plants should be kept, if possible, between 45 and 90 degrees. Higher temperatures may be tolerated if good ventilation is available. Cooler temperatures may be tolerated if plants are drier.

Cacti do well in small pots. The roots do not require a lot of room.

Cacti may be transplanted any time, but preferable in the spring. Use a good, well-drained soil. We recommend a balanced water-soluble fertilizer at regular intervals during warm weather. Mix at about half the concentration recommended for leafy plants.

For GRAFTED CACTI, do not allow any green shoots to grow on the stem of the plant because this takes away the strength which the top requires. These green shoots may be cut off with a sharp knife without damaging the plant.

By supplying sufficient sunlight and adhering to the watering instructions, yours plants should enhance your home for years, as well as provide a delightful conversation piece.

USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map The USDA Hardiness Zone Map divides North America into 11 separate zones; each zone is 10°F warmer (or colder) in an average winter than the adjacent zone. To find your USDA Hardiness Zone, use the map above or enter your zip code here: USDA Hardiness Zone Finder.

Citrus & some Live Plants cannot ship to:
AZ, CA, LA, TX, HI, AK

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Collections: 2021 Houseplants, 2021 Live Plants, 2021 Succulents

Category: aloe, cactus, easy to grow, full sun, garden, houseplants, indoor plant, live plant, plant, succulent, tropical

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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What is causing my citrus to turn yellow

A cactus turning yellow is normally a sign of stress, likely caused by overwatering. If the soil it too wet, the cactus cannot survive.
Can you ship this to California?

Unfortunately at this time we cannot ship this assortment to California.