What do cactus need to grow?

Answer 1

Depends on how big the cactus is supposed to be. They normally take soil and a small amount of water because they can suck the water molecules out of the air so they need some water but not much and a lot of sunlight.

Answer 2

Yes, all living things need water. Cacti don't need as much as many other plants do, but they still need to be watered. If you have a cactus which you want to take care of, try calling the place where you got it or contacting a local gardening association. They should be able to tell you how much to water it.

Answer 3

Yes, a cactus plant needs food. In the wild, it gets food through the dissolved nutrients that its roots get from the surrounding soil. Soil nutrients tend to include minerals and trace elements.

In cultivation, a cactus plant benefits from regular fertilizing and watering during its growing season. In most cases, that season occurs during the spring and summer months. But a cactus plant tends not to want any feeding or watering during dormancy.

Answer 4

Yes, a cactus needs to be watered.

Specifically, cactus plants tend to grow in areas characterized by infrequent rainfall and low soil moisture levels. They therefore are drought tolerant and have low water demands. But they still need water just as other living organisms. It is just that cactus plants have learned how to survive on little water.

Answer 5

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