Multicolour Moon cactus
A unique and eye-catching moon cactus featuring a vibrant mix of colors on top, perfect for adding a bold decorative accent to indoor spaces.
- Plant Type: Grafted cactus (Multicolour Moon Cactus)
- Color: Mixed vibrant shades (red, orange, yellow tones) with green base
- Appearance: Rounded, colorful top with textured surface
- Placement: Indoor pots, office desks, shelves, side tables
- Light Requirement: Bright indirect sunlight
- Watering: Low watering; water only when soil is completely dry
- Soil: Well-drained cactus or succulent soil
- Growth Type: Slow-growing ornamental cactus
- Maintenance: Very low maintenance, ideal for beginners
- Ideal For: Home décor, office décor, gifting, tabletop decoration
₹299.00
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🌿 All plants are shipped bare-rooted.
Multicolour Moon Cactus is a vibrant grafted cactus known for its bright, colorful tops in shades of red, yellow, orange, and pink. The colorful upper part lacks chlorophyll and is grafted onto a green rootstock, making it a unique ornamental plant. It is compact, low-maintenance, and perfect for desks, windows, and small indoor spaces.
How to Grow and Care for Multicolour Moon Cactus
Light requirements
Moon Cactus grows best in bright indirect light.
It needs 3–5 hours of filtered sunlight daily. Avoid harsh direct sun as it may damage the colorful top.
Temperature and humidity
This cactus prefers warm temperatures between 18°C to 30°C.
It thrives in low humidity and should be protected from cold drafts and frost.
Soil and potting
Use well-draining cactus soil.
A mix of potting soil + sand + perlite ensures proper drainage.
Always use a pot with drainage holes to prevent root rot.
Watering
Water sparingly and allow the soil to dry completely between watering.
Water lightly every 10–15 days in summer and reduce watering in winter.
Fertilization
Feed with a diluted cactus fertilizer once a month during the growing season (spring and summer). Avoid over-fertilizing.
Propagation
Moon cactus is usually propagated through grafting, as the colorful top cannot survive on its own roots.
Pruning and grooming
Minimal care is required.
Remove any dry or damaged parts carefully to maintain appearance.
Pests and diseases
Generally pest-resistant, but may occasionally get:
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Mealybugs
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Scale insects
Treat with neem oil or rubbing alcohol using a cotton swab.
