Gymnocalycium piricarpum Size:4" Pot The claret cup cactus typically

The claret cup cactus typically grows in clusters

The "chin" part of its name comes from the prominent chin-like protrusion at the base of its tubercles

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Use a pot with drainage holes and fast-draining cactus soil to keep excess moisture from collecting around the roots

Gymnocalycium piricarpum Size:4" Pot The claret cup cactus typicallyOriginally from South America they are popular for their easy flowering habits, although the flowers are generally brightly colored. They are also popular for their ease to care for. The genus name "gymnocalycium" comes from the Greek for "naked calyx" referring to the flower buds Recommended temperature zone: USDA: 9b 11 Sun exposure: Light shade Origin: Argentina Watering needs: Summer grower, water regularly in summer, keep rather dry in winter