Copiapoa tenuissima grafted Large Size:1 Gal. The claret cup cactus typically

The claret cup cactus typically grows in clusters

the watering should be about once a week but stopped during winter

they are particularly light and can become airborne when the Opuntia is moved

The bud appears in the mid-summer and turns rose pink to carmine shade

The otherwise frost-hardy plant can tolerate lower temperatures

Copiapoa tenuissima grafted Large Size:1 Gal. The claret cup cactus typicallyThis is a grafted version of the Copiapoa tenuissima. Flowers: yellow Blooming season: Spring and summer. Exposure: They need a good amount of light shade to full sun this help to keep the plants healthy, although slow growth. Watering: Water sparingly from March till October (weekly during summertime, if the weather is sunny enough). Less or no water during cold winter months, or when night temperatures remain below 10 to prevent root loss. It is