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Both are doable. You can keep it in your office space, use them as home decor, or grow them in a sun-room. See "How to care for indoor plants" for more information. You will see more benefits of growing cactus Outdoor vs. indoors BUT it will also require a bit more care. See "How to care for Outdoor plants" for more information. When growing outdoors or in a greenhouse, Diections change depending on the season. For all outdoor growing, South East facing is best. For Spring / Summer: In soil:Pot into a freshly amended soil with 50% soil 50% Perlite or Pumice. Soak thoroughly once a week. Its best to use a pot that is ceramic or fabric. Transplant annually. See outdoor feeding schedule for our suggested regimen. In Soil-less Medium: We suggest using 70% perlite 30% coco coir (Use smallest size perlite or pumice). Fertilize with recommended or personally preferred nutrients once a week. Its best to use a pot that is ceramic or fabric. Transplant annually or as needed. See outdoor feeding schedule for our suggested regimen. For Fall / Winter: We've broken this category up into two sections, Outdoors and In a Greenhouse. Outdoors: Around September you will need to bring your plants inside and STOP FEEDING (try waiting a few weeks after your last feeding before bringing them inside.) Let them go completely dormant, and then bring them back outside and continue your normal feeding schedule after your loctions last frost. (In colorado we aim for around mothers day.) In Green House: You will need to heat to a minimum of 40*F and feed once a month (With a high feeding regemin, See Green house feeding schedule for our suggested regemin.)

Any premixed "Cactus Soil mix" will be a great start. We suggest drenching the soil thoroughly and allow 1/1.5 weeks for the soil to fully dry before watering again. Transplanting every 6/9 months into larger pots. (Double the size of the pot as the plant continues to grow) Other Media we suggest: Miracle Grow (Cactus and Succulent mix), Ocean Forest or Happy Frog (With additional perlite/Pumice at a 50/50 ratio)

We suggest using 70% perlite 30% coco coir or cocoa husk. (Use smallest size perlite and shredded cocoa coir). Fertilize with nutrients once a week. Its best to use a pot that is ceramic or fabric. Transplant annually or as needed. See outdoor feeding schedule for our suggested regimen.

South, East or southeast or west facing windows would be best. southeast being the best of the 3, north is not an option unless you are using lights.

Indoors (House Plant): The best time to feed an indoor cactus would be roughly once a month, maybe 2/3 times depending on UV exposure and temperatures. pick a date (the 1st of the month) and stick to that. Outdoors (Green House): About once a week (Depending on UV exposure and temperature shifts) and around 6pm

Do not allow the temperatures to drop lower than 35 degrees Fahrenheit or above 120 degrees Fahrenheit, for more than 5 to 7 hours.

A majority of the time temperatures outside will not bother the package unless it is left outside for extended periods of time. so long as you are aware of your ship day and are closely following tracking this should not be an issue unless temps are below 0f for more than 8 hrs. heat packs can be added per customer request at no extra cost.

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