Gymnocalycium monvillei Care Guide
Learn how to grow Gymnocalycium monvillei, a chin cactus that prefers bright filtered light, porous soil, careful summer watering, and a cool, dry winter rest.
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Gymnocalycium horstii Care Guide
Learn how to grow Gymnocalycium horstii with bright light, sharply draining soil, seasonal watering, and a cool, dry winter rest.
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Opuntia Care Guide
Learn how to grow Opuntia, commonly called prickly pear cactus, with guidance on light, watering, drainage, winter care, propagation, and the important variation among species and selections.
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Gymnocalycium damsii Care Guide
Learn how to grow Gymnocalycium damsii with bright filtered light, careful summer watering, porous soil, and a cool, dry winter rest.
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Gymnocalycium bruchii Care Guide
Learn how to grow Gymnocalycium bruchii, a small clump-forming cactus that thrives in bright light, sharply draining soil, controlled summer watering, and a cool, mostly dry winter rest.
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Gymnocalycium baldianum Care Guide
Learn how to grow Gymnocalycium baldianum, the small dwarf chin cactus, with bright light, excellent drainage, moderate summer watering, and a dry winter rest.
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Fockea edulis Care Guide
Learn how to grow Fockea edulis, a climbing caudiciform vine with a water-storing tuberous rootstock. This guide covers light, watering, soil, seasonal growth, potting, flowering, propagation, and shipping recovery.
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Fockea crispa Care Guide
Learn how to grow Fockea crispa, a caudiciform vine with a rough, corrugated storage root, crinkled foliage, seasonal dormancy, and a preference for bright filtered light and sharply draining soil.
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Euphorbia francoisii Care Guide
Learn how to grow Euphorbia francoisii, a slow-growing Madagascan caudiciform with a tuberous root, variable foliage, and a strong need for warmth, bright light, and fast drainage.
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Epithelantha micromeris Care Guide: Growing the Button Cactus
Learn how to grow Epithelantha micromeris, a miniature, slow-growing cactus that needs strong light, excellent drainage, careful watering, and a cool, dry winter rest.
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