Pasacana Tree Cactus
Size
The Echinopsis pasacana is a large cactus species native to the Andes Mountains in South America. The Trichocereus pasacana has a long history of traditional use in South America for its medicinal properties. It has a tall and columnar shape that can reach up to 20 feet in height. It attracts pollinators with its large white flowers that bloom at night. It makes an excellent decorative plant for gardens, landscapes, and indoor spaces. It is a low-maintenance plant that can thrive in a variety of growing conditions. It is drought-tolerant, hardy and isn't picky when it comes to soil, making it an excellent eco-friendly option that doesn't require fertilizers or other chemicals. Like all plants, the Pasacana Cactus absorbs carbon dioxide and releases oxygen through the process of photosynthesis. It also has the ability to purify the air by removing harmful pollutants such as formaldehyde, benzene, and xylene from the atmosphere. It also provides habitat and food for wildlife such as birds and insects
To ensure optimal growth and prevent the risk of root rot, it is advisable to maintain a shaded environment for the cutting. This shading helps protect the delicate cutting from excessive sunlight exposure, which can lead to moisture loss and stress. Additionally, it is important to refrain from watering the cutting until it begins to develop roots. Once roots begin to develop you may introduce it to more sun and water it every couple weeks unless it's getting rainfall.
At Creative Cactus Company, we take pride in shipping our prickly pals in a sustainable style. We kindly remind our customers to exercise caution when unboxing these desert darlings. So get ready to unwrap your green companions and remove them from the packaging with gloves and or a magazine, mind the spikes, and let the desert charm fill your space!
To ensure optimal growth and prevent the risk of root rot, it is advisable to maintain a shaded environment for the cutting. This shading helps protect the delicate cutting from excessive sunlight exposure, which can lead to moisture loss and stress. Additionally, it is important to refrain from watering the cutting until it begins to develop roots. Once roots begin to develop you may introduce it to more sun and water it every couple weeks unless it's getting rainfall.
At Creative Cactus Company, we take pride in shipping our prickly pals in a sustainable style. We kindly remind our customers to exercise caution when unboxing these desert darlings. So get ready to unwrap your green companions and remove them from the packaging with gloves and or a magazine, mind the spikes, and let the desert charm fill your space!