Indoor Cactus Succulent Seeds Pack - 35 Seeds Eco Pack (Old Lady Cactus)

This cactus variety is as full of personality as its name suggests. Mammillaria hahniana forms small colonies of 10-inch tall spheres, which feature white hairs and spines. Healthy plants may feature a halo of pink blooms like a crown atop a head. Plant this cactus in sandy potting mix, water every other week, and in winter, water it monthly. Light: Bright, even light Water: Bi-weekly to monthly Color varieties: Pink 06 of 08 Bishop's Cap Bishop cap haloviss / Getty Images The simple, sphere shape of Astrophytum ornatum looks striking with decorative gravel or mulch and a substantial ceramic pot. Stiff spikes cover deeply ridged spheres, which can attain several feet in height. The plants often develop a white frosty coating that may look like a disease but is a defense mechanism to protect the plant from the sun. Water it infrequently and provide plenty of hot sunny conditions if you want to see the yellow blooms develop. Light: Full sunlight Water: Infrequently Color varieties: Yellow 07 of 08 Christmas Cactus Christmas cactus The Spruce / Kara Riley Christmas cactus is pretty toothless as far as the cactus family goes with its smooth segmented leaves and soft, rounded spines. Tubular flowers come in red, pink, orange, and white. This cactus species is a departure from normal cactus care. The plant hails from Brazilian rain forests, where they live as epiphytes growing on other tree branches. Give these plants filtered light and moderate irrigation. If you can expose them to cooler temperatures between 50 and 60 degrees F as winter approaches, you can get your plants to rebloom. Light: Diffused light Water: Regularly, allowing the soil to dry between waterings Color varieties: Pink 08 of 08 Barrel Cactus barrel cactus The Spruce / Krystal Slagle The Ferocactus genus lives up to its name of fierce cactus. It is covered