Wigginsia pauciareolatus

Wigginsia Pauciareolatus, known by its common name “Clump Barrel”, belongs to the Cactaceae family. This succulent has its origin in South America and is recognized by its Globose shape consisting of beautiful yellow color flowers. It is a winter dormant plant with a height of 35-40" inches.

Growth Rate

“Clump Barrel” succulent plant has a slow growth rate. Its unique identity makes it the best choice for home décor.

Flowering

Beautiful eye catchy yellow flowers can be easily seen in the season of spring and autumn. Once it blooms, it becomes a must-have.

Watering

Watering should be done regularly but avoid overwatering. Half a cup of water every 12 days is recommended. As it requires a daily watering pattern, water drainage is necessary.

Soil

“Clump Barrel” plants grow well in full drainage soil with neutral to slightly acidic compost. They prefer porous type soil with plenty of extra grit.

Hardiness

“Clump Barrel” has the hardiness zone of 9b to 11. These plants have a frost tolerance of -12°C or 10.4° F.

Light

These slow-growing plants require light shade to thrive. No full sun for young plants.

Propagation

7 to 14 days will be taken for germinating the plant seeds. Sow it directly after its last frost.

Known for their impressive design, Wigginsia Pauciareolatus can be a great addition to your plant collection.

Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, llifle.com and cactus-art.biz