Showing posts with label cactus and succulents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cactus and succulents. Show all posts

POWDER PUFF CACTUS

  • Latin Name : Mammillaria bocasana
  • Familia : Cactaceae
  • Popular Names : Powder Puff Cactus
  • Propagation : seed, bud separation
  • Placement : potted plants on the table/terrace, which is exposed to direct sunlight
  • planting medium: mixture of sand, roasted husk and manure
  • Region of Origin : Tropical Asia
Powder puff cactus has a small size, ranging from 6-15 cm in diameter. Growing rounded and filled with white fine hairs. At any point in its hair grow, there is 30-50 with a long white hairs 8-15 mm. Together these hairs, grow 4-7 spines reddish colored with 5-10 mm long. The spines are not sharp, curved edges and form a hook.

Powder Puff Cactus flower is a pink faintly yellow, with a diameter of 1 to 1.5 cm. Having 13-16 petals , which is very similar to plastic flowers. The fruit is red long cylindrical. The seeds are reddish brown.

EUPHORBIA FEROX

  • Latin Name : Euphorbia ferox, Euphorbia capitosa
  • Familia : Euphorbiaceae
  • Popular Names : Euphorbia ferox
  • Propagation : seeds
  • planting medium: mixture of sand, roasted husk and manure
  • Region of Origin : South Africa
Euphorbia Ferox stem has a diameter of 2-3 cm, had 9-12 branches are covered with sharp thorns. Can grow to a height of 5-30 cm with a wide canopy to 20 cm. The stem is dark green, creating an interesting contrast with the reddish spines. young spines are reddish-green, while the old is reddish brown. The small leaves are green, with a gradation that is lighter than the trunk. These leaves grow alternating with the spines.

Brain Cactus, The Most Unique Cactus

  • Latin Name : Mammillaria elongata "Crested"
  • Familia : Cactaceae
  • Popular Names : Barin Cactus, Lady Finger
  • Propagation : seed, tiller
  • Planting medium: a mixture of sand, manure and roasted husks
  • Region of Origin : Mexico
Brain cactus name, derived from the stem forms a winding arranged, similar to the human brain. Spiny but not sharp, safe to touch. This characteristic provides another name for this cactus: Lady Finger. Cactus spines are yellowish-white, with dark green stems as background. Like cactus in general, brain cactus does not need much water but it takes a lot of sunlight. Generally found growing with the level 5-15 cm and 70-20 cm in diameter

 
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