Echinopsis subdenudata

Echinopsis subdenudata is an attractive cactus species native to Bolivia. It's a popular plant among cactus lovers for its spherical shape and large, spectacular flowers.

Origin: Bolivia, where it grows in arid and semi-arid environments.

Growth: Echinopsis subdenudata is relatively slow-growing, forming a small clump over time. Mature plants can reach around 15 cm in height and diameter, although some may grow larger with age.

Flowers: The most remarkable aspect of this plant is its large, fragrant white flowers, which open at night and can last until morning. The flowers, up to 20 cm long, usually emerge from spring to summer, adding an impressive show to the plant.

Light: Prefers bright light and can tolerate full sun. Sufficient sun exposure is necessary for abundant flowering.

Watering: As with most cacti, Echinopsis subdenudata requires moderate watering. Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings, and reduce watering in winter to simulate its natural environment.

Substrate: Well-draining soil is crucial to prevent root rot. Use a good quality cactus mix that includes pumice and perlite to improve drainage.

Toxicity: Echinopsis subdenudata is not generally considered toxic to humans or pets. However, as with all cacti, careful handling is advised due to its thorns.

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