Ming Thing' exhibits naturally occurring mutant growth, in the form of sculptural club-like shapes of blue-green columnar cactus from Bolivia and Argentina. Woolly areoles and short black spines appear on top of these many bizarre stems. This plant can tolerate somewhat lower lighting than most cacti.
During Spring and Summer, the growing season, water your plant once every 2 to 4 weeks and only when the soil is dry. In Winter, reduce watering to only once a month or even less. Remember this Ming Thing Cactus water care tip: The type of container you choose will affect the drainage and amount of water in the soil.
Only fertilize during Spring and Summer, the growing season. Do not feed your plant in Winter.You can buy a Cactus Fertilizer mix or you can make your own. Nursery fertilizers contain a mix of potassium, nitrogen, and phosphorus.
Remove the plant from its container and check the root system. Tease them apart if they are tightly twisted. Prune off any roots that are dead or rotten.
The Ming Thing Cactus enjoys warm temperatures. Think hot desert! During the day, it is happiest in a temperature range of 70°F to 80°F (21°C to 27°C). It will tolerate slightly cooler temperatures.
No, it is not toxic. Ming Thing,' a tiny cactus with boundless charm, is becoming extremely popular with indoor gardeners. This pudgy, blue-green plant is a monstrose (aka cristate) form of a tall, columnar species of Cereus cactus
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