Grafted Astrophytum myriostigma

This is a grafted version of Bishop's Cap, also known as Astrophytum myriostigma. Astrophytum means ‘star’ in Greek – the succulent gets its name because of its characteristic shape. The plant exhibits varied geometrical shapes with distinct vertical ribs that grow stout and prominent with time. Not just that, the plant bears scented blossoms during the blooming months. Astrophytum myriostigma belongs to the Cactaceae family and has its origin in Mexico. The winter-dormant succulent has a slow growth rate, growing up to a height of 0.6 meters, and needs partial shade to full sun exposure to thrive. Growth Rate Astrophytum mirostigma is a slow-growing plant. Flowering The blooming season takes place in summers when the plant bears a solitary white color flower, almost 2.5 inches wide. The plant blooms only when it is 6 inches tall or more. Watering and Feeding The watering needs of the succulent are conservative. No watering is required in winters. Watering in summer should be occasiona