L. W. Texanis
L. W. Texanis
This plant is originated from the region of Rio Grande Texas in the USA. It is also called Texana.
This northern Lophophora specie is really strong, it can support high and low temperature and can acclimate well to almost anywhere in the world.
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Care instructions:
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Soil: 20% high grade potting soil mixed with high mineral mix. Things like pumice, lava rock, crushed coral, crushed limestone pea gravel, crushed oyster shell, Turface mvp, Akadama.
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Lighting: partial shade. They grow up under bushes and are never in full sun. If indoors, a great LED light can be bought from Spider Farmer (great prices on Amazon ). Can also be next to a window. If you have extremely bright grown lights a shade cloth can also be used to lower the light. If they elongate (etiolation) , you need more light, if they turn darker with reddish hue, you need less light.
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Water: only water when soil substrate is 100% Dry.
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Feeding: Amazon has great cacti fertilizer. It’s called Shultz Cacti fertilizer.
It can be used every time you water
Product features
Product features
Key Features:
• Botanical Name: Echinopsis pachanoi
• Origin: Native to the Andes Mountains in South America
• Size: Available in various sizes ranging from 6 inches to 24 inches
• Growth Rate: Fast-growing; can reach heights of up to 20 feet in optimal conditions
• Care Level: Easy to moderate; perfect for both novice and experienced plant enthusiasts
Materials and care
Materials and care
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