Sulcorebutia pulchra houseplant which is typically spring and

which is typically spring and summer

which can lead to rot or fungal diseases

This regal plant

Warning: As with all other euphorbias when a plant get damaged it exudes a thick white milky sap known as latex

they are over-watering them

Sulcorebutia pulchra houseplant which is typically spring andDescription: Sulcorebutia pulchra is a low growing, mound forming, cactus which branches profusely from the base. Stem: Dull olive green tinged with red till dark violet, individual stems 40 50 mm in diameter, 20 30 mm tall. The stem is covered by flat tubercles (5mm wide) which vary in color between dark green and violet. In older plants tubercles are arranged in up to 16 spiral line merging in the apex. Flowers: Pale to dark magenta or red sometimes