• Gymnocalycium Mihanovichii Variegated GMV1: A small, spherical cactus with variegated ribs, grayish-yellow spines, housed in a 5 pot.
  • Gymnocalycium Mihanovichii Variegated GMV1 cactus with distinct ribs and spines, displayed in a 5 pot, showing spherical body and unique variegation.
  • Gymnocalycium Mihanovichii Variegated GMV1, a spherical cactus with eight notched ribs and five to six pliable spines, in a 5 pot.
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Gymnocalycium Mihanovichii Variegated (GMV1) 🌱

Gymnocalycium Mihanovichii Variegated (GMV1) 🌱

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This cactus is growing in a 5" pot, with a warm red tone variegation in between the ribs. 

Gymnocalycium mihanovichii is a cactus species from South America, distinguished by its colorful cultivars, displaying a veritable rainbow colors. This species typically develops a broad, spherical body, generally with eight narrow, slightly notched ribs. Five to six grayish-yellow spines that are pliable and about 1 centimeter long protrude from the areoles. 

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Gymnocalcyium Genus

The Gymnocalycium genus comprises over 70 species of small, globular cacti native to South America, particularly Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and parts of Brazil and Bolivia. These cacti are notable for their distinctive ribbed stems, which can vary in color from brownish to green to bluish-grey, and their unique spination patterns.

The name Gymnocalycium refers to the "naked" calyx of the flowers, meaning they lack scales or spines, a characteristic feature of this genus. The funnel-shaped flowers, which bloom in vibrant hues of white, pink, red, and occasionally yellow, emerge from the apex of the plant, adding to their ornamental appeal. Gymnocalyciums are favored by cactus enthusiasts for their manageable size, striking appearance, and relatively straightforward cultivation requirements.

Gymnocalycium Care

Gymnocalycium prefer bright but indirect sunlight, as direct, intense sun can scorch their delicate stems. They thrive in well-draining cactus soil and prefer infrequent watering, allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings to prevent root rot. During the growing season water moderately and feed with a diluted cactus fertilizer monthly. In winter, reduce watering significantly, as the plant enters dormancy. Gymnocalyciums are relatively cold-hardy but should be protected from frost. Ensuring good air circulation and avoiding overly humid conditions will help keep these cacti healthy and free from pests and diseases.

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