Echinocereus sciurus

Echinocereus sciurus belongs to the Cactaceae family and is native to the Cape District of the peninsula Southern end of Lower California. The succulent grows like a perennial, continually sprouting, and reaching a height of 20 centimeters. Growth RateThis extremely thorny plant is slow-growing and is known to come together in bushes. FloweringWith a green-colored scar on the petals, the flower produced during the late spring season is light purple. Watering and FeedingTo ensure healthy growth, water the plant weekly or more frequently during the summer. Occasionally feed the plant with a liquid fertilizer that is high in potassium.SoilMake sure the soil has an excellent drainage system so that root rot can be avoided. Create a soil mix that is loose and has all the organic nutrients. HardinessSince the plant has a frost tolerance of -5° C, Echinocereus sciurus can survive outside without protection in winter. The hardiness zone lies at 9b to 11.LightWhen the plant is young, start with