Astrophytum Myriostigma Nudum 4" pot, very established, Specimen size XXL #T64

Astrophytum Myriostigma aka Bishop's Cap Cactus - Bishop's Hat - Bishop's Miter Cactus - Spineless - Flowering size cactus - nude cactus 

• this plant has spots along the ribs along the ribs 

• Pot Size: 4"
• Very large established/ rooted specimen we have been growing out for a few years. 

• You will receive exact plant pictured shipped in pot!

Astrophytum myriostigma, also known as Bishop's Cap or Star Cactus, is a cactus native to Mexico. It is a member of the Cactaceae family and is popular with collectors for its unique shape and appearance

Astrophytum myriostigma is a spineless cactus that can grow to be 8–40 inches tall and 4–8 inches wide. 

 It has a spherical or columnar stem that is chalk-white or silvery-gray. The cactus is usually adorned with five prominent ribs that form a star shape, giving the plant the appearance of a bishop's miter. 

 As the cactus matures, it develops more pronounced ribs and increase in diameter and vertical size. 

Care:

• This is a relatively easy-to-grow species.
• It needs a mineral, well-drained soil with little organic matter.
• Re-pot every 2 years, using containers with good drainage.
• During spring and summer use a low nitrogen content fertilizer to make it grow faster; potassium is helpful for the plant health.
• Water sparingly from October till October, letting the soil getting dry before watering again
• The epidermis of “Superkabuto” is stiffer than in the normal Asterias and Myriostigma and cracks easily if the plant get overwatered.
• To avoid root rot, keep it dry from the beginning of autumn to the end of winter.