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I have one of these, I got it last year from Violet Barn. It has done pretty well for me in a mix of cactus soil and perlite, about 50/50. This was one of my first aquisitions, maybe not the best mix but it seems alright. Next time it gets repotted I may change the soil. Does have long stretches of zero growth, especially in the winter months. Bright but indirect light, and it seems ok with getting a bit dry between waterings.
It's a relatively slow grower for me, but it rooted easily (and I was rooting in the fall, which is a disadvantage).
I used a super-fast draining mix of equal parts pine bark, calcined DE and granite chips. The ingredients are pretty far out, but any fast draining mix should work, and so should semi-hydro.
Kim
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