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   John G Amero

   10 months ago

   Look how long each cactus is that you have. I’m presuming you live in a warm climate state. I live in Philadelphia and I’ve been able to get them to grow really well indoors and outdoors during the summer, but not that long.

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     Katomarose

     10 months ago

     I believe this is huernia schneideriana which tends to grow longer than the other huernia species. But yes, I leave it outside year round and only need to protect it in my mini greenhouse for the handful of times we get in the 30's.

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     John G Amero

     2 months ago

     Hi there! When do yours flower usually? I have about 4 pots of varying size in my house. But this one, second floor window facing west, is my long leg guy.

     

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     Katomarose

     2 months ago

     Mine are in flower right now again. They flower all summer for me and into fall. I'm pretty sure it's the heat that triggers the blooms.

     

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     Katomarose

     2 months ago

     If your able to put it outside I would and just bring it in when you are going to get in the 30s

     

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     Katomarose

     2 months ago

     I even have little propagation pots of this and both are in bloom too and shorter than yours in your picture, so I don't think it has anything to do with plant maturity. Just heat and sunshine 🌞

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