Echinopsis Chamaecereus 7 cm pot
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991768
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Estimated to be delivered on 19/02/2022 – 22/02/2022
Estimated to be delivered on 19/02/2022 – 22/02/2022
About this Item
Echinopsis chamaecereus (Peanut Cactus) is a small, trailing succulent native to Argentina, featuring crowded, finger-like, pale green stems (up to 15 cm long) with 8–10 ribs. It is highly valued for its intense orange-red, 4–5 cm wide flowers produced in abundance in late spring. It grows best in full sun and well-drained soil.
Description & Key Characteristics
- Appearance: A clump-forming cactus with cylindrical, pale green stems that resemble peanuts or fingers, growing to a height of 10–15 cm and spreading over 30 cm.
- Stems: Initially erect, they become prostrate (trailing) over time, often becoming woody and losing spines as they age.
- Spines: Soft white bristles, 10–15 per areole, about 2 mm long.
- Flowers: Large, bright orange-red or flame-colored flowers that appear in multiple flushes during late spring and early summer.
- Cultivation: Known to be easy to grow and ideal for hanging baskets, pots, or as a small windowsill plant.
Care Requirements
- Light: Thrives in full sun to light, afternoon shade.
- Watering: Requires moderate water during the active growing season (spring/summer) and a strict dry period during winter dormancy.
- Soil: Needs highly porous, free-draining sandy or cactus potting mix.
- Temperature: Cold hardy down to
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