May 1, 2019
It’s that time of year: time to kick these kids out of the house and into the great outdoors!
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It’s that time of year: time to kick these kids out of the house and into the great outdoors!
One day I will have room for an expansive collection of cacti! but for now, this little corner will do.🌵
studio window.
look at the stetsonia on the right… it’s getting blue in the sunshine! ☀️
La coltivazione di Stetsonia
Piante originarie dell’Argentina nord occidentale e Bolivia. Caratterizzate da grossi fusti, cereiformi, arborescenti, prima verdi e poi grigio-azzurro. Le spine col tempo diventano bianche. Fiori notturni, spuntano di lato sull’apice. Substrato tipico: 50% terriccio20% pomice20% lapillo10% zeolitite Consiglio al momento dell’impianto di utilizzare un prodotto a base di Glomus sp. Esposizione…
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Stetsonia coryne Sinónimo: Toothpick cactus, cardón moro, cardón del llano. Origen: Todo el norte de Argentina. Resistencia al frío: …
I was wondering if you knew what type of cactus this is? He’s only about 3 inches max and I’ve had him for years. He seems a lot happier now in full sun with some succulent friends as you can tell by the lighter colored growth at the top.
Hi,
That’s Stetsonia coryne, aka Toothpick Cactus.
Happy growing!