Copiapoa carrizalensis houseplant the Coral Cactus is sure

the Coral Cactus is sure to be a standout addition to any plant collection

You can also propagate your coral cactus by division

or place it near a sunny south- or west-facing window for a few hours of direct sun

it could be a sign of overwatering

butterflies

Copiapoa carrizalensis houseplant the Coral Cactus is sureCopiapoa carrizalensis forms huge mounds in habitat more than 1,80 m across composed of hundreds of individual, closely packed heads. The stem is divided into shallow ribs with dense needle like spines. Aeroles are wooly but most of the wool is concentrated on top of the cactus where it is much thicker. It similar to Copiapoa cinerea but usually with longer spines and greener body. Blooming: Summer. It is not unusual for copiapoa to take 6 10 years