Gymnocalycium lukasikii purple-red Frithia pulchra has a slow

Frithia pulchra has a slow growth rate

You'll want to keep the soil evenly moist but not soggy

When growing it indoors

If the air in your home is dry

Gymnocalycium lukasikii purple-red Frithia pulchra has a slowGymnocalycium lukasikii is a small species that has brownish grey stems with large protruding areoles and creamy white flowers. The spines are brownish thin but firm, directed sideward and downward. Habit: It is a small cactus barely rising above ground level, usually solitary in habitat, but often branching basally in cultivation and forming clusters. Cultivation and Propagation: It is a summer grower species that is easy to cultivate. Growth rate: