Cacti usually accompany their owners for many years. Here you will learn what you should consider when fertilizing a cactus.<\/p>\n
If you don’t have a green thumb, at least one cactus (Cactaceae) will make ends meet – or so they say. In practice, however, one hears the sentence “In my case, even the cactuses die” again and again. Fortunately, it is not that difficult with the care of the frugal creatures. And with a little knowledge, you can already achieve a lot.<\/p>\n
Cacti grow slowly. No wonder, because the resistant plants come from the barren regions of America. To better understand cacti and their requirements, you should dare to take a look into the world of the prickly contemporaries: Here it is mostly dry and the rare availability of water determines the rhythm of life.<\/p>\n
The vegetation around it is sparse and so there are also few dead plant parts that could be converted into humus. The earth, therefore, consists mainly of mineral components. In order to make ends meet, the cactus must slowly and steadily build up biomass. If you have these conditions in mind, you basically have all the knowledge you need to make your cactus happy.<\/p>\n