Fishbone Cactus (Disocactus anguliger) in Taupe Terracotta pot with saucer, multi-colored stones, and clear quartz crystal

$38.00
$38.00

Fishbone Cactus (Disocactus anguliger). Propagated and pre-potted houseplants are perfect for new plant parents, individuals who consider themselves as having "brown thumbs" (the “I kill every plant” person), and anyone who prefers not to wait endlessly for their plant cuttings to grow. 

How it works:

  1. You will receive a successful starter plant, a thoughtfully selected pot crafted from all-natural materials.
  2. You will have the option to select from healing quartz crystals, pebbles or stones, or just plain soil on top of your plant (see below for descriptions). Your plant will also come with  a wooden stick to measure soil wetness and dryness as well as an eco friendly plantable seed TPP card.
  3. You will have the option to pick up from my home (in the enclosed "Prop Pot Greenhouse" in the driveway) or have local delivery (within 18 miles of Yarmouth, ME). Voilà!

Clear Stones: These are Clear quartz crystal chips, often referred to as the "Master Healer," is known for its ability to clear the mind of negativity and enhance higher spiritual receptiveness. It is renowned for its purported ability to heal any condition, as it aims to provide higher energy levels, improve the immune system, and balance out the entire body. It is believed to shield against negativity, attune to your higher self, and relieve pain, and it is often used to filter out distractions. 

      Plant Care

  • Sunlight: Place your fishbone cactus in a warm, bright location with indirect light, such as near an east or west-facing window. Avoid full sunlight, which can burn the leaves. If your home doesn't have enough natural light, you can use an LED grow light. 

  • Water: Water your fishbone cactus when the top couple of centimeters of soil are dry, which is usually once a week. Let the soil fully dry out between waterings. 

  • Temperature: Fishbone cacti prefer warm, humid conditions. Temperatures below 45°F (7°C) can damage or kill the plant. 

  • Soil: A good mix of soil would include potting soil, perlite, and sand or pumice so that water can drain well.