The Echinocactus Grusonii, also known as the Golden Barrow Cactus, is a strikingly beautiful and popular ornamental plant originating from central Mexico. Unfortunately, the Golden Barrow Cactus is endangered, so conserving this plant is very important. Its distinctive spherical shape and golden-yellow spines make it a standout plant that fits well in modern interiors. Additionally, it's very easy to care for and requires little water, making it suitable for people with less green thumbs.
Care How much water the plant needs depends on its location. If the plant is in a sunny place, it needs more water than in a shady location. Water the plant once every two weeks from April to September. When the days are shorter from October to March, it needs to be watered once a month. Make sure the plant is in well-drained soil so that water can drain easily and the plant does not suffer from root rot.
Size The plant has a height of 40-45cm upon delivery, measured including the nursery pot. The plant is supplied in a nursery pot with a diameter of 25cm.
