Myrtillocactus geometrizansThese Myrtillocactus stand out among other cacti species due to their frosty blue appearance. These are native to central and northern Mexico. Botanists believe the frosty like appearance is to protect itself from the harsh UV rays of the desert sun. Although be careful not to touch it too much can cause this to rub off! Care: These will do best in a very bright light or even full indoor sun. We recommend watering every 2 3 weeks when the soil is

keep out of direct sun

This batch of zebrina have 2-3 leaves

The Audrey has bright green oval shaped leaves

The key to this is throwing everything you think you know or have heard about caring for them and just wait for the pearls to "pucker" usually they are plump and firm and when they are ready to take in more water they will get a tad softer

This is partially because almost 90% of the plant is made up of water

This will usually be when all of the leaves fall off

These will need in a bright space with filtered light

We make these with an inner layer of sphagnum moss

Check out our guide on taking new cacti home here

As the name might have given away

This is a classic plant and I'm sure we all remember the instagram rave about Pilea

Although this is sold often as a low light plant