Category: Moon Cactus

Have you ever noticed your moon cactus turning yellow? You're taking great care of it, but one day you notice it has taken on a yellow tint. Chances are that something has gone wrong in its...

Hibotan Cactus requires soil that drains well and is not too rich in nutrients. Repotting should occur when necessary but be sure to choose a pot with drainage holes. The Hibotan cactus likes the...

In botany, grafting is taking two different plants and fusing them together. The end result will appear as one plant when done correctly. In the case of the moon cactus, it is a colorful...

We all know that most cacti can live for several years, however, the moon cactus has a short life span due to the fact that it is the result of a union between two plants where one plant functions as...

Moon cactus seedlings are not able to survive long on their own, as chlorophyll is essential for converting light into food and the lunar cacti do not possess enough of this pigment. However, if a...

Gymnocalycium mihanovichii “Moon Cactus” is a small globose cactus of the Family Cactaceae. It is very popular in collections around the world as a grafted cactus due to the absence of...