Opuntia Consolea - Ø17cm - ↕55cm

Opuntia Consolea, also known as Cactus, is a delightful houseplant that will add a dose of green to any room. Originating in the Americas, this impressive plant thrives in the comfort of your home. Its unique shape and spiky appearance make it a popular choice for those looking for a low-maintenance but eye-catching addition to their indoor garden. Bring the beauty of the desert into your living room with the Opuntia Consolea, the perfect plant to freshen up any room. Shop now and enjoy the beauty of nature in your own home. Opuntia, also known as Prickly Pear, thrives in a location with partial shade or direct sunlight. It needs to be watered every 8-10 days and the soil allowed to dry between waterings to prevent root rot. Plant the Opuntia in well-drained soil, preferably in a cactus soil that provides good aeration and drainage. Fertilize the plant every two to three months during the growing season with a balanced cactus fertilizer. Be careful not to over-fertilize, however, as this can harm the plant.Opuntia Consolea, also known as the "Consolea" cactus, is a visually stunning and easy-care plant that makes a great addition to any indoor or outdoor space. With its peculiar paddle-shaped branches and vibrant colored flowers, it is a charmer that will instantly enhance your decor. However, it is important to note that this plant is purely for decoration and is not edible. Therefore, while it is tempting to try a small bite, it is best to admire its beauty from afar and indulge in other edible delights instead.Opuntia Consolea is a cactus plant also known as Opuntia. This plant is approximately 55 cm tall and has a pot diameter of 17 cm. Opuntia Consolea thrives in a location with partial shade, making it suitable for areas with limited sunlight.

Fun fact: Opuntia is known for its ability to survive in harsh desert environments due to its water-storing abilities in its thick, fleshy stems. Opuntia Consolea is a popular choice for indoor gardens and can be easily cared for by beginners, even those with not-so-green thumbs.