Cactus have spongy tissue that absorb water. They are able to keep that water inside for long periods of time, because they do not perspire like other plants.
It is a XEROPHYTE
The cactus is like the camel of the plant society. It soaks up and stores water internally and thus is a low maintenance plant. However, they're prickly little buggers.
.....The Banana Plant....
plants that like water grow better in clay and plant that don't like water grow better in sand. like cactus
well a cactus plant has many parts like flowers
A cactus plant. Like in deserts. If you want to see one in person, go to Arizona.
An organism is any living thing, so a cactus is an organism. This is because the cactus is a plant, and therefore a living thing. Organisms can be plants or animals (including bugs, too!) or even little microscopic bacteria!
The cactus root in the ground beneath the cactus plant.
Yes, cactus compost can be used to plant aloe vera. Botanists and horticulturalists describes aloe vera and cactus as succulents with similar bio-geographies and biological requirements. A cactus compost may be employed regardless of whether aloe vera serves as a house or outdoor plant.
Cactus plants are prickly and contain spikes.
One difference is that a cactus is actually a plant related to a shrub more than a tree. Trees are normally found where a water source is abundant and Cacti are normally found in a central location where ground water is present.
The prickly pear cactus [Opuntia spp] gets its energy from photosynthesis. The photosynthetic interaction takes place between the plant and the sun. The sun supplies the necessary light, and the plant supplies the necessary dissolved nutrients. The result is energizing photosynthetic products.