Echinocereus rigidissimus var. 'rubispinus'This unusual little spiny globose cactus is native to southwestern U. S. A and parts of northwestern Mexico. We don't get much of these often so it's a treat getting to share these with all of you. It's mainly known for its beautiful pink spines it produces and hot pink flower. The spines face inward on itself and you can actually touch this cactus without poking yourself. The stronger light intensity you give it the more pink the spines will become

Calathea thrive in bright filtered light while taking care to avoid direct sun

These prefer VERY BRIGHT indirect light but they can handle 2-3 hours of direct sun in the morning or evening

These NEED a bright filtered light and even can handle full direct sun

With a bright enough light they will blush a brighter pink color

roughly once a week

These need a very bright light to grow well

This species is native to the to a wide range across southeast Asia

Cacti like this variety will need bright filtered light and can handle some direct indoor sun

They can quickly create a lush hanging pot as well

Dischidia imbricata naturally grows on trees or rocks in the wild

They produce beautiful tiny flowers that will pop up all over these plants

three parts of a neutral pH peat based soil to one part perlite