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Ears with spines

Need some extra poking? This Opuntia (Opuntia microdays) looks like bunny ears with darling yellow dots. Flowers form every year along the edge of the discs. Edible fruits can form on the plant after flowering.
This cactus is very easy to care for! This cactus likes bright spots and can also be placed in direct sunlight. Water lightly once or twice a week in the growing period from March to September.Water once a month during the dormant period from October to February.

Opuntia Opuntia microdays

Opuntia microdasys

Regular price £10.49
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Specifications
Green,Yellow
Supplied as container plant
Not edible
Growing height 20 - 40 cm
6 months growth and flowering guarantee
Location: Half shadow
Planting
What do I need?
  • Decorative pot

The Opuntia cactus is delivered in a standard nursery pot. Put the plant with the nursery pot in a nice decorative pot and water it immediately. Put the cactus in a warm, sunny place.
Care
What do I need?
  • Watering can

Water the Opuntia moderately. The plant can withstand drought quite well. Allow the root ball to dry out between waterings. In winter, watering once will do. Put the Pilocereus in a bright spot in your home. It loves direct sunlight.
Extra
Prickly Pear is a very sturdy cactus from South America. Opuntia can even be grown outdoors in sheltered spots. You've probably seen these striking cacti when on holiday around the Mediterranean. This cactus can handle a few degrees of frost, but the ground should definitely be almost if not completely dry. Prickly Pear makes a great container plant! The fig cactus or sometimes known as the prickly pear is also very special as a cultivar! The plant forms flat discs which develop flowers along the edges, followed by fruit. The fruit vaguely resembles figs/pears and is definitely edible. Be careful when watering and potting up. Opuntia spines are easily caught on your skin and can be pretty troublesome to remove.
Description

Ears with spines

Need some extra poking? This Opuntia (Opuntia microdays) looks like bunny ears with darling yellow dots. Flowers form every year along the edge of the discs. Edible fruits can form on the plant after flowering.
This cactus is very easy to care for! This cactus likes bright spots and can also be placed in direct sunlight. Water lightly once or twice a week in the growing period from March to September.Water once a month during the dormant period from October to February.

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