Pseudolithos cubiformis Care Guide: Growing the Cube-Shaped False Stone
Learn how to grow Pseudolithos cubiformis, a cube-shaped collector succulent that needs warmth, bright light, mineral soil, airflow, and careful watering.
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Pachypodium lamerei Care Guide
Learn how to grow Pachypodium lamerei, a spiny stem succulent from Madagascar, with guidance on light, watering, soil, dormancy, flowering, propagation, and safe handling.
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Pachypodium gracilius Care Guide
Learn how to grow Pachypodium gracilius, a caudiciform succulent from Madagascar that needs strong light, excellent drainage, warm active growth, and a cool, dry rest.
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Pachypodium geayi Care Guide
Learn how to grow Pachypodium geayi, a spiny, silver-stemmed caudex succulent from southwestern Madagascar, with guidance on light, watering, drainage, dormancy, repotting, and winter protection.
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Pachypodium ambongense Care Guide
Learn how to grow Pachypodium ambongense with bright light, rapid drainage, warmth, and a carefully managed dry period.
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Obregonia denegrii Care Guide: Growing the Artichoke Cactus
Learn how to grow Obregonia denegrii with bright filtered light, mineral soil, careful watering, a dry winter rest, and special attention to its water-storing roots.
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Melocactus curvispinus Care Guide
Learn how to grow Melocactus curvispinus, a warm-growing Turk’s cap cactus that needs strong acclimated light, porous soil, careful watering, and warm winter conditions.
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Cochemiea schumannii Care Guide
Learn how to grow Cochemiea schumannii, a clumping Baja California Sur cactus with hooked spines, pink flowers, strong light needs, and a pronounced dry winter rest.
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Mammillaria prolifera Care Guide
Learn how to grow Mammillaria prolifera, a freely clustering cactus that needs strong light, sharply draining soil, moderate water during active growth, and a nearly dry winter rest.
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Gymnocalycium mihanovichii ‘Green Mable’
Exact plant shown from The Pioneer Nursery, shipping from Southern California. Own root in a 2.5 inch pot.
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