Tephrocactus alexanderi new They slowly 'open' their leaves

They slowly 'open' their leaves to capture the light during the day and at night they 'close' upward

Design: Anthony Sanchez ARIUM

Naturally like other climbing Philodendrons they would prefer a moss pole to climb upon

These are incredibly easy to care for among the Alocasias

These do not like to dry all the way out between waterings

Tephrocactus alexanderi new They slowly 'open' their leavesTephrocactus alexanderi is a slow growing cactus that will form spikey clumps on top of itself. A mature specimen is a sight to behold! Care: Theses will need full indoor sun. These will not do well in lower light conditions! We recommend fully watering 2 3 weeks when the soil is completely dry in the spring and summer. Cut back to light watering roughly once a month as the colder months as it will go dormant. All of our plants are ethically sourced