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We ship all year round, if your area is cold (under 40 degree), please consider purchasing a Heat Pack to add to your order.
We ship all year round, if your area is cold (under 40 degree), please consider purchasing a Heat Pack to add to your order.
We ship all year round, if your area is cold (under 40 degree), please consider purchasing a Heat Pack to add to your order.
United States United States United StatesI'm excited to watch this little one grow. I love it verigated color.
United StatesI love this young , healthy variegated Joseph’s Coat. It’s more than just ONE, single plant, but is actually a blend of several stems of several Joseph’s Coats in pretty colors! I have it on my kitchen counter with its own full spectrum lamp so I can watch it change and grow!
United StatesI love the Joseph's Coat!! It is doing well. I put it in a different pot and it is very strong. thank you
Opuntia monacantha f. monstruosa variegata is the variegated dwarf variant of the Prickly Pear Opuntia monacantha. This rare succulent is commonly known as 'Joseph's Coat'. This cactus is beautifully marbled with creamy white, yellow and green. This erect fleshy succulent plant can grow up to 6 feet (1.8 m) tall. Its trunk grows flat round-shaped branches or pads at the top. Both its trunks and branches have multiple tiny pointy spines.
Variegated Opuntia monacantha produces showy red flowers from late spring to early autumn.
All of the plants may be shipped bare root.
Full sun. Direct sunlight is necessary. 
A very low amount of water is required. Hot and dry atmosphere is best for Variegated Opuntia monacantha so overwatering could lead to root rot. 
Porous and well-drained potting soil. 
You can propagate either by cuttings or by seed. To propagate by cuttings, remove a pad from the plant and let it callous over for a couple of days. Then place it in dry soil and do not water it until it begins to grow. To propagate by seed, remove the pulp from the seeds and let them dry completely then plant them in dry well-drained soil – ideally in the spring.
Hardiness: Hardy to 32°F