Bishop's Cap Cactus - Astrophytum myriostigma houseplant Repotting is best done early

Repotting is best done early in the growing season (spring) or late in the season (summer)

as this can lead to issues such as fungal diseases

pericarpels and floral tubes with long wool and gassy white bristles

reduce the frequency or strength of the fertilizer

it may become leggy and weak

Bishop's Cap Cactus - Astrophytum myriostigma houseplant Repotting is best done earlyIntroducing the Bishops cap Cactus, known as Astrophytum myriostigma, a vibrant member of the Astrophytum genus. Native to Mexico, the Bishop cap gets its name from the distinctive shape of its stem, which resembles the bishops hat worn by bishops. Bishop's Cap cactus has a globular or cylindrical stem that can grow up to 40 inches tall and 8 inches wide. This slow growing plant stems are covered in numerous tubercles, which are raised, cone shaped