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A moon cactus, or 'grafted cactus' is a cactus grafted on to another to grow as one. The top cactus is usually drained of it's chloryphll and cannot create it's own food, thus it uses the bottom cactus. The life spans of moon cacti are very...
yes, all plant life has chloroplast. chloroplast is what makes the plant food
Most cactus need warmer weather. If it gets too cold in your office it may get sick. Good Luck
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These are actually what are called a grafted cactus. That is, attaching one type of cactus to another to grow as one. This is actually done with a lot of different kinds of cactus for various reasons, but the one referred to as the "Mo...
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Take it to the sink and water until it runs through and drains out the bottom of the pot. When it stops draining you can put it back in the saucer and return it to its home. The soil will be thoroughly saturated but the roots won't be swimm...
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The best idea would to try and put it a better draining pot. When you re-pot it look at th roots and see if any are rooting. If any are cut them out. Also this is a succulent and they don't need that much water. Try watering it less especia...
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Put it in a place where it gets sun, but not too much. Water it very rarely, only when it gets very dry, and every other time you water it, put in about a teaspoon of cactus fertelized to have it continue to bloom.
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