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Huahua was browsing our gardening community today and got flooded with posts about fellow gardeners' cacti! One gardener's cactus bloomed nearly 40 flowers... Wow, seeing this, it feels like a loss not to grow a cactus this summer! Cactus: Golden Star...

Huahua was browsing our gardening community today and got flooded with posts about fellow gardeners' cacti! One gardener's cactus bloomed nearly 40 flowers... Wow, seeing this, it feels like a loss not to grow a cactus this summer!

Cactus: Golden Star

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Propagation: by seed. Blooming period: May-July

Care tips: avoid watering from the top, provide full sunlight during the summer growing season

Gymnocalycium baldianum (Red Cap Cactus)

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Propagation: by seed. Blooming period: blooms in multiple seasons throughout the year

Care tips: avoid watering from the top, water more during the blooming period

Christmas Cactus (Schlumbergera)

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Propagation: by cuttings. Blooming period: May-July

Care tips: needs shade during high summer temperatures, prefers more moisture than other cacti

Mammillaria hahniana (Old Lady Cactus)

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Propagation: by seed. Blooming period: May-July

Care tips: avoid watering from the top, water thoroughly in one go

Black King Kong

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Propagation: by seed. Blooming period: May-June

Care tips: loves light and water, water once every 2-3 days in summer

Dragon King

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Propagation: by seed. Blooming period: May-October

Care tips: drought-tolerant, water only when the potting soil is completely dry, avoid waterlogging

Pink-Flowered Short-Spined Ball Cactus

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Propagation: by seed. Blooming period: opens in the morning and evening in summer

Care tips: drought-tolerant, water sparingly, avoid watering from the top

Flying Saucer

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Propagation: by seed. Blooming period: spring and summer

Care tips: loves warmth, difficult to grow when temperatures are too high or too low

Spring Sun Ball

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Propagation: by seed. Blooming period: spring and summer seasons

Care tips: water once every 7-10 days, provide shade at midday in summer

Momotaro

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Propagation: by seed. Blooming period: summer

Care tips: extremely drought-tolerant, provide shade during high summer temperatures

White Snow Light

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Propagation: by seed. Blooming period: 3 months

Care tips: water about once every 10 days, avoid watering from the top

Red Sun

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Propagation: seeding, grafting. Blooming period: summer

Care tips: drought-tolerant and sun-tolerant, the more sun the redder it gets

Purple Beauty Ball

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Propagation: seeding, grafting. Blooming period: summer

Care tips: do not water too much, avoid rot

Dense Peach Ribs

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Propagation: offset division. Blooming period: summer

Care tips: water a bit more during the blooming period, provide shade during high temperatures

Jade Shrimp

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Propagation: seeding, cuttings. Blooming period: summer

Care tips: provide shade during high summer temperatures, water once every 5-7 days

Galaxy

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Propagation: by seed. Blooming period: summer

Care tips: needs shade during high summer temperatures, avoid watering from the top

Sunset Glow

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Propagation: by seed. Blooming period: spring and summer

Care tips: loves light and water, provide shade during high summer temperatures

Charming Beauty

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Propagation: by seed. Blooming period: spring and summer

Care tips: avoid watering from the top, needs plenty of water during the blooming period

After seeing these cacti

are you tempted too?

Not only do they bloom profusely, they are also easy to keep alive

Hurry up and plant a few!

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