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Common Name - Moon Cactus, Ruby Ball Cactus, Hibotan cactus
Scientific Name - Gymnocalycium mihanovichii
Description
Pink Moon Cactus plants are something of a mutant and lack the ability to produce chlorophyll, which means they must be grafted onto a rootstock with that ability. The result of complete lack chlorophyll is a display of red, orange, or yellow pigmentation. These mutant strains are often grafted onto the hylocereus cactus, and the combined plant is called a Pink Moon Cactus. It is very variable, therefore numerous varieties have been described. The individually growing Moon Cacti have a broad-spherical, gray-green, often reddish overgrown plant body, which reaches stature heights and diameter of 3-5 cm. The usually 8 ribs are narrow-edged and slightly notched. The 5-6 weak, pliable, and slightly curved thorns are greyish-yellow, between 0.8 and 1 centimeter long and partly fall off. The 4-5 cm long, bell-shaped to funnel-shaped flowers are yellowish-olive to light pink. The light green stamens are in two rows. The stylus is also light green; the scar yellowish. The fruits are spindle-shaped. Moon Cactus is native to South America, cultivates as a houseplant worldwide.
Light - Bright indirect sunlight
Place - Indoor plants should be partially shielded from bright sunlight by slatted blinds during the brightest part of the day.
Water - thoroughly, then let the plant dry out between waterings.
Fertilizer - Treat it with a cactus fertilizer every month during its growing season.
Temperature - Above 9 degrees C, The tiny moon cactus will not do well in very cold temperatures, so bring it inside to overwinter during the cold winter months.
Special Features
Moon Cactus absorbs Carbon DiOxide, Moon cactus is also called a filter of the environment.