Echinocereus pulchellus weinbergii

Echinocereus pulchellus weinbergiiEchinocereus Pulchellus Weinbergii or known by its common name Horse's teeth has a lovely Globose shape. Growing up to 13" inches in height, this succulent plant has its origin in Mexico. The dormancy stage comes in winters or we can say it is a winter sensitive plant. The horse's teeth plant belongs to the Cactaceae family. The gorgeous rose pink & purplish flowers give it a unique look. Growth Rate Horse's teeth has a slow growth rate. The beautiful

Echinocereus Pulchellus Weinbergii or known by its common name “Horse's teeth” has a lovely Globose shape. Growing up to 13" inches in height, this succulent plant has its origin in Mexico. The dormancy stage comes in winters or we can say it is a winter-sensitive plant. The horse's teeth plant belongs to the Cactaceae family. The gorgeous rose pink & purplish flowers give it a unique look.

Growth Rate

“Horse's teeth” has a slow growth rate. The beautiful globose-shaped plant becomes the pride of the room when it starts blooming.

Flowering

Rose pink to purplish flowers can often be seen in the season of spring. Because of its stunning colors, people choose it as a showpiece in their house.

Watering

Watering should be done regularly but avoid overwatering. This variety rarely requires watering and mostly prefers to be kept dry.

Soil

“Horse's teeth” plants grow well in well-drained soil. They prefer a porous mix for better drainage.

Hardiness

These plants have a frost tolerance of 5°C or 41° F. “Horse's teeth” have a hardiness zone of 9b to 11.

Light

This succulent plant likes to be grown in bright light. Keep it in intense sunlight for healthy growth.

Propagation

Growing this plant is the easiest task. Sow it directly. Another way is to cut stems and put them directly into the soil.

Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, llifle.com and cactus-art.biz