seeds or cuttings
A cactus plant tends to take on a branching, columnar or round shape. The shape is necessary for the stem to have enough room to move, process, and store water, nutrient solutions, and energizing photosynthetic products. The responsibility for storage tends to be that of the roots in most plants. But the cactus needs to conserve energy and water in its extreme, harsh native environment. The energy, nutrient solutions, and photosynthetic products tend to be most needed above ground. So that's why they're found in the shoots instead of the roots of a cactus.
The shape depends on the cactus species. They can be very flat like a beaver tail or long and thin like a Yucca. There are barrel cactus that are round like barrels.
A red cap cactus is a cactus that the top of it is red and its shape like a cap that why its call red and cap
because her parents couldnt handle the cactus cuties' hectic schedule
The orange cactus that is shaped like a ball is known as the melocactus. It is commonly used as a house plant or an outdoor plant for a garden.
The native habitat of the barrel cactus ranges from the southern United States of America to Mexico. It's called the barrel cactus because of its barrel shape. It also is called the fish hook cactus because of its spines. Its scientific name is Ferocactus spp.
shape of the carrot leave
because of the magical lepricorns that groom them inot that shape,then they use a special crappy hair gel and it stays like that.
This depends on where you live. Cacti are native to many places.
Nope. You can just leave it and if it dies it's because it's to cold.
shape of the carrot leave
pads
I don't think there is one, but here's all I can say: -The fruit on the cactus is called a fig. -In late spring, flowers bloom on the cactus arms. -The trunk of the saguaro is the stem. -Inside the cactus, there are tubes that run water through the plant. -There are spiky needles on the outside. -Sometimes, the cactus is crested, where the top is in a fan-like shape. Biologists fight over why.
lemon shaped