Gymnocalycium damsii v. tucavocense Cactus It is shown growing in

It is shown growing in a 4" pot

You will receive a plant shown in the 5th image

If it loses its leaves then keep the plant dry until the fall when it starts growing again

It makes a good houseplant if in a bright location

this South African native is closely related to the common Geranium and Pelargonium

Gymnocalycium damsii v. tucavocense Cactus It is shown growing inGymnocalycium damsii v. tucavocense A gorgeous Gymnocalycium that is pink to purple to green. They tend to be green when growing and pink when dormant, though high light and drier soil help encourage green color. However, I find that my plant colors up nicely from fall through spring then gets greenish in the summer growing season no matter what you do. So don't worry if it loses some color, giving it more light and cooler temps will change it back