Hoodia flava airplant Sun exposure: Part sun/part shade

Sun exposure: Part sun/part shade

overwatering can result in root rot and other problems

skip those harsh chemicals and give your fishhook cactus some love with some awesome organic fertilizer once a year in the spring

Propagation is relatively easy through offsets or leaf cuttings

Remember to avoid over-fertilizing

Hoodia flava airplant Sun exposure: Part sun/part shadeNative to South Africa, Hoodia flava is a compact, spiny succulent shrub without leaves or branches. It has many cylindrical stems, which all arise from the base, and yellow flowers appear on the youngest parts of the plant in winter near the top. They will grow well in partial shade and withstand heavy rain in the summer months, but they will be just as happy if the season is dry.