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How Does the Old Man Cactus Adapt to the Desert?

The cactus is a succulent plant with many resources! Growing in dry climates, where several months can pass without a drop of rain falling, the cactus has nevertheless adapted very well to its...

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Does the Old Man Cactus Ever Bloom? ( You Must have Patient)

The Old Man Cactus is slow growing and takes around 15 years to bloom. The flowers are red, yellow, or white, though the plant may not flower for 10 or 20 years. Pollination occurs via a...

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What Animals Eat the Old Man Cactus?

Its common name is actually Old Man Cactus (Cephalocereus senilis) because its shaggy coat of long, white hairs suggests an old man’s unkempt mane. The genus name Cephalocereus is derived from...

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    • Saguaro Cactus
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    • Prickly Pear Cactus
    • Moon Cactus
    • Cactus Soil
    • Cholla Cactus
    • Cactus Fruit
    • Easter Cactus
    • Ladyfinger Cactus
    • Blue Columnar Cactus
    • Bishop’s Cap Cactus
    • Bunny Ear Cactus
    • Old lady cactus
    • Feather cactus
    • Star cactus
    • Fairy castle cactus
    • Barrel cactus
    • San pedro cactus
    • Stone cactus
    • Rose cactus
    • Mistletoe cactus
    • Agave cactus
    • African milk tree cactus
    • Powder puff cactus
    • Queen of the night cactus (Epiphyllum oxypetalum)
    • Strawberry cactus (Mammillaria dioica)
    • The old man cactus
    • Hedgehog cactus
    • Club cholla
    • Beehive cactus
    • Rat Tail Cactus
    • Ball cactus (genus Parodia)
    • Chin cactus (genus Gymnocalycium)
    • Leaf cactus (genus Epiphyllum)
    • Melon cactus (genus Melocactus)
    • Moonlight cactus (genus Selenicereus)
    • Organ-pipe cactus
    • Sea-urchin cactus
    • Torch cactus
    • Barbary Fig Cactus
    • Peyote Cactus
    • Balloon cactus
    • Peyote Cactus
    • Desert Rose
    • Acanthocalycium glaucum
    • Acanthocalycium thionanthum
    • Ariocarpus confusus
    • Ariocarpus
    • Astrophytum
  • Reviews
  • Money Plant
  • Monstera
  • Privacy Policy
  • Youtube
  • About Me
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