Notocactus (Uebelmannianus)
•Posted on January 31 2022
Notocactus (Uebelmannianus)
About Me!
Native to South America! The Notocactus is one of the the largest species of cacti-succulents. I am moderately frost tolerant so I am okay to stay outside some mornings. My deep green color makes me perfect for decorative planter pot assortments, and in the spring I bloom gorgeous and bright pink blossoms.
| Other Names | Southern Cactus |
| Country of Origin | South America |
| Maintenance Level | Low |
| Water | Keep soil moist, but do not overwater. Try using "Soak and dry" method. Allow soil to dry out between watering's. |
| Sunlight | Medium to full sunlight |
| Soil | Well draining with a mix of cactus soil and sand |
| Temperature | 25-55F |
| Planting Zone | 9b-10b |
| Bloom Color | Bright pink with yellow center |
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