Cactus Plant Care Guides
Easter Cactus
A spring-blooming forest cactus from the Brazilian rainforest that rewards a short winter cool-down with weeks of vivid, star-shaped flowers in pink, red, or orange.
Barrel Cactus
A slow-growing desert cactus with heavy ribbed spines that can live for decades in a pot. Barrel cactus needs full direct sun, very little water, and almost no attention once established.
Fairy Castle Cactus
A charming, castle-like cactus with columnar stems that resemble towers — the Fairy Castle Cactus is a sculptural, slow-growing favorite for windowsills and small spaces.
Christmas Cactus
A festive, winter-blooming cactus with segmented green stems and vibrant flowers — the Christmas Cactus adds color and charm to any indoor space during the colder months.
Star Cactus
A small, spineless cactus with a perfectly round, star-shaped form — the Star Cactus is a rare, easy-care collector’s plant that thrives in bright, sunny spaces.
Bunny Ear Cactus
A slow-growing desert cactus covered in clusters of hair-fine barbed glochids instead of traditional spines. Bunny ear cactus needs full sun, very little water, and careful handling.
Espostoa Cactus
A fuzzy, columnar cactus covered in soft white “hair” — Espostoa adds unique texture and desert charm to any bright indoor space.
Totem Pole Cactus
Learn how to care for a Totem Pole Cactus, including the best light, watering schedule, soil, and growing tips to keep this unique cactus healthy indoors.
Moon Cactus
A grafted cactus with a neon-coloured top that cannot survive on its own. Moon cactus care is really about managing two different plants fused into one, and the graft has a built-in expiration date of 1 to 3 years.
Prickly Pear Cactus
A pad-forming cactus native to the Americas with edible fruit and pads. Prickly pear is one of the most cold-hardy cacti available, surviving down to USDA zone 3, and one of the few that produces food you can actually eat.
Old Man Cactus
A tall, columnar cactus covered in long white “hair” — the Old Man Cactus is a quirky, low-maintenance favorite that adds texture and personality to sunny spaces.