Aporocactus flageliformis rat 3 Cuttings inventory-hero-monitored with stems typically dying back

with stems typically dying back and new shoots emerging in winter

After flowering

If grown outdoors

A good idea is to include one-third sand or a few pebbles for better growth

If the leaves start to turn yellow or brown

Aporocactus flageliformis rat 3 Cuttings inventory-hero-monitored with stems typically dying backOrigin and habitat: Mexico: Hidalgo. Aporocactus flagelliformis Rat Tail has been cultivated as a houseplant for nearly 300 years. It is one of the most popular of cacti for its ubiquity in modern collections and home use. The 'Rat's Tail' is also very free flowering, and its long, slender stems bear multitudes of crimson pink blooms and makes a good hanging plant. A larger specimen can be quite impressive, tumbling out of a pot, suggesting a