Cactus Plants

Cacti store water in their stems. They can go weeks without care and still look the same. Most cacti are non-toxic to cats and dogs per ASPCA, but Euphorbia species is different. Check each listing before you order.

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How to Care for a Cactus

When daylight drops, move them to the brightest spot you have. South or west-facing windowsill is ideal. Cacti need 6 to 8 hours of bright light daily.

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When Your Cactus Looks Off

Not enough light. The plant is stretching toward whatever light it can find. Move it to a brighter window or add a grow light. Common in Toronto winters as daylight hours drop sharply from November-February.

Root rot from overwatering. The stem starts softening at the base. Remove the plant from its pot, cut away any black or mushy roots with scissors, and let it dry for a few days. Then repot in a fresh cactus mix. Do not water again for at least 2 weeks.

Underwatering. Less common than overwatering, but it happens. Give it a thorough soak until water drains from the bottom, then let it dry before the next watering.

Mealybugs show up as white cottony clusters at the base of spines or where stems meet. Wipe them off with a cotton swab dipped in rubbing alcohol. Catching them early makes removal easy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Most cacti are non-toxic to cats and dogs per ASPCA. But euphorbia is different. It produces a white milky sap that is toxic to both pets and humans.

Once a month is usually enough. Cacti go dormant in winter and their water needs drop dramatically. Watering on the same schedule year-round is one of the most common reasons they die.

A south or west-facing window gives you the best shot. North-facing light alone is not enough for most cacti. A basic grow light rated for succulents helps. Without enough light you will see pale colour and stretchy growth within a few weeks.

No. Cacti are adapted to dry air and do not need added humidity. Canadian winters and central heating actually create conditions close to their natural habitat.