A popular novelty, Grafted Cactus combines a colorful, chlorophyll-deficient Gymnocalycium (often red, yellow, or orange) grafted onto a green rootstock (usually Hylocereus). The top provides vivid color; the bottom provides roots. Care is for the rootstock: full sun, water when dry.
Water the rootstock sparingly. The graft may eventually separate. Enjoy the color while it lasts. A fun gift plant.
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