Cacti Zygocactus Sophia

Name: Cacti Zygocactus Sophia
Brand: My Store
SKU: CAC 1301
Price: 20.9 AUD
Availability: InStock

$20.90 AUD

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Pot Size 100mm 130mm

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Brighten your home during the cooler months with the beautiful Christmas Cactus ‘Sophia’ — a stunning flowering succulent loved for its vibrant yellow blooms and graceful cascading stems. Also known as Zygocactus or Schlumbergera, this easy-care indoor plant produces masses of cheerful flowers throughout the Australian winter season.

Unlike desert cacti, Schlumbergera ‘Sophia’ is an epiphytic cactus that naturally thrives in filtered light and protected conditions. Its arching segmented stems create an elegant trailing effect, while the long-lasting yellow flowers provide a bright burst of colour when many other plants are dormant.

Perfect for beginners and collectors alike, this low-maintenance succulent is ideal for bright indoor spaces, shaded balconies, covered patios, hanging baskets, and sheltered outdoor areas.

Features

Stunning bright yellow winter flowers
Elegant trailing stems perfect for hanging pots
Easy-care and beginner friendly
Long flowering season during cooler months
Excellent indoor plant for Australian homes
Great gift idea for plant lovers

Plant Care

Light: Prefers bright indirect light or filtered sunlight. Avoid harsh afternoon sun, which may scorch the stems.
Watering: Water regularly during active growth in spring and summer, allowing the soil to dry slightly between watering. Reduce watering during autumn and winter.
Soil: Use a premium well-draining cactus or succulent potting mix.
Temperature: Thrives in mild indoor temperatures and protected outdoor positions away from frost.

Pot Size

This plant is supplied in a 130mm nursery pot. Plant size, colour, and shape may vary slightly due to the natural uniqueness of every succulent.

Flowering Season

Zygocactus are seasonal bloomers, producing spectacular flowers mainly from March through August in Australia, with slight seasonal variation depending on climate and variety.