Lobivia famatimensis white such as a south-facing window

such as a south-facing window

it's best to bring the plant indoors during the colder months to protect it from frost and freezing temperatures

If it feels dry at that depth

the flower is very beautiful and has a wonderful scent

Keep the soil moist and in a warm

Lobivia famatimensis white such as a south-facing windowLobivia famatimensis, commonly known as Orange cob cactus, is a small globose shaped cactus with showy flowers. A native of Chile, this winter dormant plant is typically solitary but can offset and form a cluster. It grows up to the height of 15 cm and belongs to the Cactaceae family. Growth Rate Orange cob cacti have a slow growth rate. Flowering Lobivia famatimensis flowers are summer bloomers and last only a day or two before new blooms appear.