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Club cholla
Club cholla is a resilient cactus with a distinctive clumped, bulbous appearance, characterized by its short, thick, club-shaped green stems. Its habitat's harsh conditions have sculpted it into a water-storing powerhouse, with spiny surfaces that deter herbivores and minimize water loss. This low-growing succulent thrives in arid environments, boasting a tough, drought-resistant constitution.
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Succulent
Plant Type
20 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Club cholla

Every 2-3 weeks
Water
20 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Club cholla is drought-tolerant, requiring thorough watering only when the soil is completely dry. In spring through fall, water once or twice a week; reduce to once weekly in winter. Use rainwater or distilled water to prevent soil compaction and avoid stem splashing to prevent rotting.
Fertilize: During growing seasons (spring, summer, fall), fertilize club cholla monthly with liquid fertilizer. No winter fertilization is needed. Use low-concentrate nitrogen fertilizer for seedlings and phosphate-potassium fertilizer around blooming. If growth is slow with yellowing, stop fertilization to address potential over-fertilization.
Pruning: Club cholla benefits from early spring pruning to remove dead or damaged parts, promoting health and shape. Use sterilized, sharp tools and wear gloves for safety. Prune above joint segments to enhance growth and manage size, facilitating easier care.
Propagation: Propagation methods for club cholla include division and grafting. For division, cut and plant stem tips, allowing shoots to develop. In grafting, place club cholla on a selected rootstock and secure it; after 1-2 weeks, they unite, enabling the creation of a new plant.
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