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Echinocereus-Triglochidiatus: profile white sands claret cup
Quick answer
Echinocereus triglochidiatus White Sands Strain is native to White Sands National Monument and south-central New Mexico. Giant of hedgehogs with sparse thorns and deep red scarlet flowers.
Start here:
- 1. Muscular stems grow more upright than other hedgehogs
- 2. A medium-sized plant can produce over 50 flowers for several weeks
profile white sands claret cup for Echinocereus-Triglochidiatus
Echinocereus triglochidiatus White Sands Strain is native to White Sands National Monument and south-central New Mexico. Giant of hedgehogs with sparse thorns and deep red scarlet flowers.
How to handle profile white sands claret cup on Echinocereus-Triglochidiatus
- 1
Muscular stems grow more upright than other hedgehogs
- 2
A medium-sized plant can produce over 50 flowers for several weeks
- 3
Vigorous growth - 15 inch tall multi-stemmed plant grown from seed in 7 years
Ongoing Echinocereus-Triglochidiatus notes
Found growing at base of gypsum sand dunes among grasses. Adding gypsum to soil mix may boost growth.
Other Echinocereus-Triglochidiatus problems
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I know about profile white sands claret cup for Echinocereus-Triglochidiatus?
Echinocereus triglochidiatus White Sands Strain is native to White Sands National Monument and south-central New Mexico. Giant of hedgehogs with sparse thorns and deep red scarlet flowers.
How do I fix profile white sands claret cup on Echinocereus-Triglochidiatus?
Muscular stems grow more upright than other hedgehogs. A medium-sized plant can produce over 50 flowers for several weeks.
What should I keep in mind for Echinocereus-Triglochidiatus going forward?
Found growing at base of gypsum sand dunes among grasses. Adding gypsum to soil mix may boost growth.