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Schlumbergera truncata cv.
Schlumbergera grow naturally in jungle-type woodlands attached to trees. They prefer a semi-shade situation as opposed to a full sun aspect of desert-dwelling cacti. An ideal situation would be well-lit yet out of direct sunlight with a humid atmosphere. Improve
The amount of water vapor in the atmosphere. Different plants require different levels of humidity. Houseplants that need high humidity are best grown in a steamy bathroom, misted regularly or the pot placed in a saucer of damp pebbles. In a greenhouse, humidity can be raised in hot weather by damping down (wetting) the floor, overhead watering or misting. However, high humidity can cause fungal problems, in which case open vents to improve ventilation.
humidity by using gravel-filled saucers to place your plants upon and keep them moist.

Common name: Christmas Cactus, Thanksgiving Cactus
Synonyms: N/A
Family: Cactaceae
Origin: the wild type is native to Brazil
More Infos: from Schlumbergera, truncate are white, yellow, red, pink, and multicolored cultivars available. The wild type has pink flowers.


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Graptoveria “Silver Star”
Growth Rate: Fast
Flowering Period: Spring and Summer entry
Plant's Max. Width: 10 cm
Plant's Max. Length: 5cm
Frost Resistance: Semi-resistant to frost
Climate Zone: 9-11
Lifespan: Perennial
Planting: The soil you will use should not be calcareous. It should be sandy and have high permeability. When water is given to succulent pots, the water should spread over the entire pot soil without any ponding and should be quickly drained from the pot's drainage holes. To ensure this, the planting soil; It would be wise to mix slag, small gravel, pumice and similar permeability-increasing materials. You can easily use our cactus soil, which we sell and use for production in our own nursery, on your succulents and cacti.
Care: The plant is best grown in a pot. If fertilization is done with the Smart Osmocote fertilizers available in our sales, the plant can meet all its needs throughout the year. Apart from this, it is correct to fertilize with liquid balanced fertilizers throughout the spring.

Watering should be done from under the pot, and the plant should be touched with as little water as possible. On rainy days in late spring and early autumn (that is, when the weather is hot and rainy), the plant likes to be placed in a place where it can get rain and receive rain. Irrigation should be reduced during the winter months, and the soil should never be exposed to wet and frost during the cold period. For this reason, secluded areas that do not receive rain and are sheltered from cold winds during winter months should be preferred.

Irrigation technique valid for all succulent plants: When watering is done, it should be abundant and deep, and it should be done abundantly enough to ensure that the entire soil filling the inside of the pot is saturated with water. If it is thought that the subsoil may have remained dry, the plant should be watered again with plenty of clean water 15 minutes after the first watering.

After watering in this way, the planting soil must be waited for it to dry completely before watering the plant again. When the soil is dry or nearly dry, watering should be done again and abundantly, just as described. This irrigation technique is the most ideal and correct technique, and regular watering every 2-3 days or frequent but frequent watering causes succulent plants to weaken or become diseased. Although the general belief is that cacti and succulents like little water and that they should be watered sparingly when watered, this is a completely wrong practice. Watering these plants should always be abundant but whenever the potting soil dries.

Family: Crassulaceae
Origin: none, cultivar. It’s a crossing between Graptopetalum filiform and Echeveria agavoides.


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