Bunny Ears Cactus (Opuntia microdasys)

While the plant looks soft, it is covered in tiny, hair-like spines called glochids that can easily detach. We recommend using thick gardening gloves or a pair of kitchen tongs when handling or repotting the cactus to avoid irritation.

The wooden stick is a simple tool to help you check soil moisture. Insert it deep into the soil; if it comes out clean and dry, it is time to water. If it shows dampness or soil clinging to it, wait a few more days.

This cactus requires bright, direct light to maintain its shape and health. A south-facing window is ideal, as it needs several hours of sun daily to prevent it from becoming leggy or stretching toward the light.

During winter, the cactus enters a period of dormancy. Move it to a cooler spot, reduce watering significantly, and ensure it stays dry to mimic its natural desert environment.

Yes, the stones and quartz are decorative accents placed on top of the soil. You can easily remove them if you prefer a more minimalist look or if you need to access the soil surface for repotting.

The seeded card is an eco-friendly bonus that can be planted in soil once you are finished with it. Simply bury it under a thin layer of potting mix, keep it moist, and watch for wildflowers or herbs to sprout.