Grafted Purple Moon Cactus - Gymnocalycium mihanovichii Hibotan

Gymnocalycium mihanovichii Hibotan is known by its common name “Moon Cactus”. The unique cacti lack chlorophyll and, therefore, and as a result this grafted cactus variety has a purple color. Due to a severe Lack of chlorophyll and as a result, this moon cactus cannot survive independently, and the has to be grafted onto another cactus that appears in a globular shape on the top. Belonging to the Cactaceae family, this winter dormant succulent is characterized by a slow growth rate. Its origin can be traced to Argentina. Reluctant to full sun exposure, the cacti require deep shade to grow healthily to their full height of 3 to 5 cm. Growth Rate Moon cactus is easy to grow succulent with a slow growth rate. Flowering During summer, which is the blooming season, you can see pinkish-white Moon cactus flowers appear. Watering and Feeding Moon cactus care and watering needs are minimal, especially in winters. During the rest of the year, ensure to water deeply and then wait before the so