Puna incahuasi Maihueniopsis subterranea Living Gifts These names reflect the cactus's

These names reflect the cactus's unique growth pattern and the zigzag shape of its stems

Hoodia prefers dry air and does not do well in humid conditions

Flowers: Slender funnel-form

Light needs: Full to partial shade

Cultivation and propagation: They are summer-growing and pretty easy plants

Puna incahuasi Maihueniopsis subterranea Living Gifts These names reflect the cactus'sThese cacti have very tuberous roots that remains half buried and grows dozens of segments. It is unique in the way it forms multiple clones of heads and blooms with flowers that range from brown to deep rose red to a pale yellowish rose. It is rare, but possible with almost white and the spines bend toward the plants body. Origin: Argentina Hardiness: 5C 41F Watering needs: moderate Sun exposure: Full sun part shade (in hottest sun hours) Some of the