Purple Red Bicolor Grafted Moon Cactus - Gymnocalycium mihanovichii Hibotan purple-red It tends to rot in

It tends to rot in winter during the resting phase

this winter-dormant aloe species has a slow growth rate and prefers light shade rather than full sun exposure

Its blooming season typically appears in early spring and again in fall and can last for several weeks

east or west-facing windows can also work well

A word of caution - do not plant the swollen stems too deep

Purple Red Bicolor Grafted Moon Cactus - Gymnocalycium mihanovichii Hibotan purple-red It tends to rot inGymnocalycium mihanovichii Hibotan is known by its common name Moon Cactus. The unique cacti lack chlorophyll and, therefore, are so intensely colored. Lack of chlorophyll means that the plant cannot survive independently and the mutant has to be grafted onto another cactus that appears in a globular shape on the top. Belonging to the Cactaceae family, this winter dormant succulent is characterized by a slow growth rate. Its origin can be traced to