Triangular Cactus in White Ceramic Pot

The columnar Triangle Cactus grows to a height of 2–7 meters. The stems are 3 inches in diameter, dark green, and have three to five angles. There are 2-3 cm between areoles, which are grey. The flowers have a tube that is up to 8 to 15 cm long and up to 8 inches in diameter. The pistils are creamy white, the inner tepals are pure white, and the outer petals are greenish white. The 2 inch-long red, glossy fruits are lustrous.

Home Décor Tips

Light Requirements: Triangle Cactus thrives in a sunny, warm environment that is free from draughts and air conditioning.

Water: When the plants are growing, water them sparingly. Prior to rewatering, let the top inch of soil dry off. Avoid watering the plants over the winter; instead, only keep them damp to prevent decay. Overwatering a cactus is the simplest way to harm it.

Temperature: It enjoys normal temperatures between 50 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit, or 10 and 24 degrees Celsius. However, temperatures below 40 degrees Fahrenheit, or 5 degrees Celsius, should be avoided to prevent frost.

Soil: It prefers any type of rich, permeable, high-quality cactus potting soil.

Home Décor tips: This cactus frequently grows in dense, spiky thickets in coastal hammocks. grown as an ornamental.

Special Features

When you and your family are inside the house, a cactus converts the carbon dioxide that has been released into the air into new, pure oxygen.

These tiny potted plants can increase your productivity at work, whether you work from home or have one at your workplace. Having a cactus indoors can improve your mood and give you more energy, preparing you for the day.