Opuntia Monacantha | Prickly Pear

PLANT CARE ( Opuntia Monacantha | Prickly Pear )

	Opuntia Monacantha prefers hot temperature. The plant can’t endure temperatures lower than – 4° C.
	Opuntia Monacantha needs bright light. They prefer 4-6 hours of direct sunshine in summer.
	Humid conditions are not necessary for this plant however they grow well in warm and humid conditions.
	Water a few times per week to keep the soil marginally wet. In winter, water less; simply hold the soil back from drying unnecessarily.

ADDITIONAL CARE

Opuntia Monacantha | Prickly Pear is not difficult to develop. They need very much depleted soil and can get by on water in the wake of being laid out. During establishing, the plant ought to be watered each half a month. At the point when you pick a desert flora, consider the size it will ultimately become and establish it away from pathways and regions where individuals will brush against it. Developing thorny pear effectively depends on a warm, dry environment. In growing seasons fertilize drooping prickly pear once a month with liquid fertilizer. However, no fertilizer is required in winter. A limited quantity of fertilizing can be well mixed into the soil when repotting in spring or fall.
Opuntia Monacantha doesn’t need a lot of pruning. Eliminate wilted blossoms and branches so the plant involves supplements for solid development. In addition to the seeding mentioned above, the basic propagation strategies contain division and uniting. To isolate, cut off the tip or horizontal parts of the stem with a blade and plant it in soil. After a timeframe, many little shoots will grow up close to the cut. At the point when a shoot develops to proper size, it very well may be sliced off and relocated to shape another plant.

NOTE

An example picture gives a trustworthy image of the plant with good care. The plant in the example picture is not the real plant to deliver. This is an example, so variations are possible. Eventually, the delivered plant may differ in for example size, the number of flowers & branches, The Plant Will be in a Plastic Pot Not The One Shown In The Picture.