Zygocactus Coconut Ice (Pink/White)

Schlumbergera truncata 'coconut ice'

$6.50

A trailing epiphytic cactus with dark green segmented stems and delicate white flowers with soft pink accents. Ideal for hanging baskets or indoor displays, easy to care for and highly ornamental.

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Zygocactus – Coconut Ice (Pink/White)

Other Known Names: Holiday Cactus, Thanksgiving Cactus
Botanical Name: Schlumbergera truncata
Common Name: Zygocactus

Plant Description

The Zygocactus (commonly referred to in USA as the Thanksgiving cactus) is a popular, ornamental succulent known for its vibrant and stunning flowers that bloom each winter. The stem segments are typically broad and flat, with a scalloped, pointed, or jagged edge. They are usually a deep vibrant green colour and can develop red tinges on the edges during different seasons.

Flowers

Large orchid-like flowers in the winter to 7-8cm wide. Flower colour Coconut Ice (Pink/White).

Size

The Zygocactus can grow up to 60 cm in length, and will typically form a cascading, bushy shape. Some more mature plants have been reported to be much larger again.

Care Instructions

  • Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid harsh direct sunlight. Indoor suitable.
  • Watering: Allow soil to dry out completely in between heavy watering.
  • Soil: Good quality potting mix mixed with some sand or a good quality succulent specific potting mix. Allow container to be completely free draining.
  • Feeding: As a generalisation, succulents do not require much feeding, but can be fed most fertilizers at 50% dilution or half strength of product instructions. Fertilizers commonly used on Zygocactus include slow release fertiliser pebbles, thrive, seasol, and any water soluble fertilizers.
  • Repotting: Not needed unless it completely outgrows it’s space or becomes top heavy in a container. Repot to suit its positioning and always choose a well draining, shady position.
  • Origins: Epiphytic succulent from the tropical jungles of Brazil.

 

WeightN/A
size

90 mm pot, Cutting