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When is the best time of year to plant the succulents of a Echinopsis Spachiana?

Generally, it's best to plant the babies of Echinopsis spachiana during the growing season. That time in the case of the torch cactus is spring or early summer. The babies tend to be called offsets. The practice of removing and relocating the babies tends to be called dividing or clumping offsets.


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What are the easiest types of cactus to grow?

The easiest types of cactus plants to grow include some of the most interesting cactus family members. For example, the epiphytic rat's tail cactus [Aporocactus spp] is an early spring bloomer, and enjoys life in hanging baskets. The curiosity plant [Cereus hildmannianus v. mostrose] has deformed growing points that serve as conversation pieces indoors. The silver torch cactus [Cleistocactus strausii] has scarlet tubular flowers and silvery spines. The porcupine hedgehog [Echinocereus stramineus] arranges scarlet petals around green stigmas. The yellow peanut cactus [Echinopsis chamaecereus f. lutea] has banana like stems and rare red night flowering blooms. Lacking in chlorophyll, it must be grafted onto a green cactus, to benefit from energizing photosynthetic products. The chin or spider cactus [Gymnocalycium baldianum and Gymnocalycium horstii] has pink funnel shaped flowers and metallic colored growth buds. The rose pincushion cactus [Mammillaria zeilmanniana] brings forth a carmine pink flowery contrast to its purplish black stem. The prickly pear cactus tree[Opuntia neoargentina] has yellow poppy like flowers and a tree like trunk. The golden and silver ball cactus plants [Parodia leninghausii and Parodia scopa] have open faced flowers and a covering of long, respectively golden and silver, soft spines. The holiday cactus[Schlumbergera and Zygocactus spp] has vivid red flowers and leafless, notched stems. The wave or brain cactus [Stenocactus multicostatus] has pale funnel shaped blooms that flower in spring and summer. The glory of Texas [Thelocactus bicolor] has feathery, flat faced summer flowers, and red and yellow spines. The golden column cactus [Weberbauerocereus johnsonii] has golden spines that darken with age. Its tubular flowers are pale pink or white.


What is the scientific name of the monkey tail cactus?

Fonquieria splendens is the scientific name of the monkey tail cactus. The cactus has many common names. Perhaps the best known is ocotillo shrub, from the Nahuatl 'ocote' for 'torch'. Other common names are candlewood, flamingsword, Jacob's staff, and vine cactus.


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There are many different kinds of cactus plants.For example, one stereotypical image of a cactus is of a plant that grows at ground level. In fact, some cactus plants grow high up in trees. Such cacti are called "epiphytic" because they grow "in the air" well above ground. For example, the epiphytic rat's tail (Aporocactusspp), orchid (Epiphyllum spp) and wickerwork (Selenicereus spp) cactus plants have airy roots that prefer to grow without soil.Another stereotypical image of a cactus is of a smaller version of the giant saguaro cactus (Carnegiea gigantea), which grows into a towering 40 foot/12 meter column with branching arms. But that distinct profile is not the only shape that a cactus plant can assume. Some examples of different cactus shapes are the following:1. The living rock or fossil cactus (Ariocarpus spp) takes on a rosette form. Most often, it is found growing underground.2. The torch cactus (Cleistocactus spp) grows many ground-hugging, branching arms. The prickly pear cactus (Opuntia spp) also sports branching arms that look like fleshy pads.3. The spineless Astrophytum is an example of one of the rotund types of cactus plants. Another example is the barrel cactus (Ferocactus spp), which looks exactly the way in which it is described. The chin or spider (Gymnocalycium spp) and pincushion (Mammillaria spp) cactus plants are shaped like globes. The globe-like Turk's cap cactus (Melocactus spp) has a densely spined crown that must be seen to be believed.4. The Barbados gooseberry or rose cactus (Pereskia spp) grows as a bush, climber or tree.Some other surprises in the cactus plant world are the beehive (Coryphantha spp) and agave (Leuchtenbergia principis) cactus plants. Both plants lack the stereotypically spreading, shallow, fibrous roots that are the hallmark of cactus plants. Instead, agave and beehive cactus plants have roots that look like some of our tuberous vegetables.Still another surprise is the yellow peanut cactus (Echinopsis chamaecereus f. lutea). This cactus always has a color that falls within the yellow range of the spectrum. The reason lies in the plant's lack of chlorophyll. In fact, it has to be grafted onto a green cactus in order to get energizing photosynthetic products that green plants take for granted.


Do cow eat plant?

Absolutely! Where cactus is plentiful, the thorns can be burned off with a propane torch (pear burner) for a supplemental winter feed. Cattle also tend to eat cactus during periods of drought, but once they acquire a taste for it, they will eat it any time, thorns and all! This can cause problems, since the thorns can irritate the mouth so much that they have trouble eating anything else.


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