How to Grow and Care for Chin cactusses

Moon cactus (Gymnocalycium mihanovichii) is a cactus native to South America. Some moon cactus variants are ornamentally valued for their red, yellow, and orange pigments, which result from the total lack of chlorophyll in these colored variants. This species make popular houseplants and grow best in bright, indirect light.

Chin cactus (Gymnocalycium anisitsii) is a globular flowering cactus that originates in southern Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay. Chin cactus grows naturally near to and underneath low bushes in expansive areas. This species is commonly cultivated as a houseplant and grown in gardens. Chin cactus is considered easy to grow and can be propagated through cuttings. It should not be allowed to sit in overly wet soil for long periods of time.

Spider-cactus (Gymnocalycium baldianum) is a flowering cactus that grows at high altitudes among grasslands in its native Argentina. The spider-cactus is also known as the Dwarf Chin cactus. In cultivation, this species can be grown either indoors or outdoors. Spider-cactus grows best in partial shade and well-drained, porous soil.

The ruby Ball is a type of cactus that gets its name from its bright red flower. It is also called the "Moon Cactus" because of the flower's sphere-like shape. The ruby Ball is a popular houseplant that is easy to maintain and doesn't require much watering.

Gymnocalycium pflanzii is a popular cactus species known for its unique appearance and ease of care. Native to Argentina, it has become a beloved plant among cacti enthusiasts worldwide. It has a spherical shape, which is common among cactus species. Its surface is covered in small, white spines that help protect it from predators in its natural habitat. In the spring and summer months, the plant produces small, pink or purple flowers that add a pop of color to its already eye-catching appearance.