Alsip Nursery offers the region's best selection of cacti and succulents, including Grafted Moon Cactus, Jade, Echeveria, Sempervivum, Crested Cactus, Monstrose forms, Euphorbia, Prickly Pear, Aloe, String of Hearts, String of Pearls, Burro's Tail, and many Haworthia and Mimicry varieties. The largest assortment arrives during winter months alongside other houseplants.
Indoors, cacti need maximum direct sunlight—glass filters intensity. Outdoors, they want strong light but appreciate protection from scorching afternoon sun.
Always use specialized cactus soil for optimal drainage and nutrient balance when transplanting.
Succulents store water in leaves, stems, or roots to survive arid conditions. They're native to every continent except Antarctica. Cacti, a subset of succulents distinguished by areoles (spine-producing structures), are native only to the Americas—North, Central, and South.
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