Argentine Toothpick Cactus (ارجمنٹائم ٹوتھ ہک کیکٹس)

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Scientific Name: Stetsonia Coryne
Common Name: Argentine Toothpick Cactus
Description: The distinctive, night-blooming cactus grows thirty feet tall and ten to fifteen feet wide. Its columnar, grayish-green stems are approximately four inches in diameter with toothpick-like, grayish-white spines, protruding from the plant. The cactus grows at a moderate rate and produces many arms at maturity.
Uses: This is a great accent plant to use in cactus and succulent gardens and as a focal point. Use this specimen cactus in raised planters, among boulders, and in attractive containers. It also looks good up against a tall white or light colored wall with its interesting growth habit and bold silhouette.

SKU N/A Categories Cactus, Indoor Plants

Attribute	Information
Seasons	Evergreen
Blooming Time	April-July
Soil Requirement	It is suggested you plant your cacti in porous, sandy, and well-draining soil that is rich in organic matter.
Envoirnment	In the spring and summer, when they’re in their active growth period, cacti like hot temperatures ranging from 18-30°C. In the winter, when they’re dormant, they like cooler temperatures.
Watering	Cactus plants will need watering every 7 to 10 days for optimal growth during spring, summer, and autumn months. Increase the interval between watering schedules during the plant’s rest or dormant period during winter (approximately every 4 to 6 weeks).