Myrtillocactus geometrizans’Fukurokuryuzinboku '
Boob Cactus , Boobsie Cactus , Breast Cactus , Titty Cactus
Myrtillocactus geometrizansf.monstruosus
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Family : CactaceaeSubfamily : CactoideaeTribe : EchinocereeaeGenus : Myrtillocactus
Myrtillocactus geometrizans’Fukurokuryuzinboku ' is a Nipponese grotesque cultivar ofMyrtillocactus geometrizans . It is indeed a uncommon and prized accumulator detail .
Myrtillocactus geometrizans’Fukurokuryuzinboku ' is a unusual cactus with erect , glaucous green stems with 5 to 8 unusual ribs lined with tubercle that resemble women ’s tit . The stem commonly produce solitary or sometimes with a few outgrowth and can reach a height of 14.8 feet ( 4.5 m ) and a diameter of 4 in ( 10 centimeter ) . Each areole may have up to 9 poor spines , but they typically have 3 to 5 .
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USDA hardiness zone9a to 10b : from 20 ° F ( −6.7 ° blow ) to 40 ° F ( +4.4 ° C ) .
They are semi - hardy , so ensure yourMyrtillocactusare not debunk to temperatures below 25 ° F ( -4 ° C ) , or they may die . Nevertheless , it is good never to have nighttime temperatures fall below 50 ° degree Fahrenheit ( 10 ° C ) . In the summer , placeMyrtillocactusin the sunshine ( indoors or outdoors ) . In the winter , find a cooler , light topographic point . That will allow it to go into next fountain well - rested , making it more likely to flower . This easy - care plant does n’t require a pile of water . reserve the dirt to dry out before you give it another swallow . Keep the soil completely dry in wintertime . cover it to limited cactus solid food monthly in the spring and summer .
If the plant needs repotting , use fairly broken dirt especially project for cacti . By seed or cutting ( allow the slashed control surface to dry out for 2 - 3 workweek before placing in an open rooting media ) .
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