Loved it!
This is a very unique little moon cactus...I've never seen them in the stores...came in perfect condition. Looks just like the picture.
Product Description
CACTUS: Cactus, the common name for a family of desert plants. The plural is cacti or cactuses. Most species bear sharp, needlelike spines, which protect the plants from foraging desert animals. Cacti are famed for their ability to resist drought, which they owe to the fact that moisture from inside the plant evaporates very slowly through the plant's skin.
Cacti grow in hundreds of different shapes. The fibrous, juicy stems may be globular, cylindrical, branched, trailing and vinelike, ribbed, grooved, or knob-bearing. Only two species have true leaves. The rest of the 2,000 species are leafless.
Neon Grafted Cactus. Why are some cacti grafted There are several reasons grafting is done. Some cacti are difficult to grow on their own roots in cultivation. Mutant forms are rare and grafting makes them more available to the collector. Seedlings that lack chlorophyll need to be grafted for their survival. Some species of cactus have very slow growth rates on their own roots, but grafting to a more robust species accelerates their growth rate. Cacti & Succulent Care. Many people tend to think that cacti and succulents are too difficult to care for and decide against even buying them. As it turns out, many people are simply caring for them too much or too often. Cacti and succulents will do quite well under the same conditions which would be considered neglect with other plants. Watering. The most common problem people have with cacti and succulent plants is overwatering. They are 'water storing' plants and will do better with less water than they will with more. Since every situation is considerably different, there is not set time interval for when to water cacti and succulents. Many factors play a role in the timing (such as humidity, light, and temperature). General Rule: Water Cacti and succulents thouroghly and allow them to dry out completely between watering. If you are not sure if the soil is completely dried out it is useful to stick your finger in the soil (1" or so if necessary) to see if the soil is dry. Many plants will be potted with a sand or grit topping, be sure to check the soil for moisture, not just the topping. If you are still not sure and think it may be too moist, don't water it! Overwatering can lead to disease and rot and will kill your cactus and succulent plants! Cacti and succulent plants love bright sun and will do quite well on a windowsill or on a porch. There are some species however, that will do better in the shade, or partly sunny places. These include some species of haworthias and aloes. If you think your plant is being dried out or damaged from the direct sun, move it to a less bright location. If you have a plant in a location where there is little or no sunlight and notice it is stretching, it is a good idea to move it into a brighter location. Temperature. Cacti and succulent plants can survive a wide range of temperatures, but it is preferable that they are kept in a warm bright location for the best results, and the most beautiful color. There are some species of cacti that are actually 'winter hardy' and can survive in temperatures well below freezing. If you are not sure that your plant is winter hardy, do not attempt to leave it in the cold! Most species of cacti and succulent plants will do well in a location where the temperature ranges from 40 F to 95 F.
Measurements are approximate.
- Loves the sun
- Easy to care for
- Water when dry
- Makes a great gift
- The plant you will receive is growing in a 2.5" pot.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are your hours?
We’re open daily for your convenience:
- Monday - Friday: 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM
- Saturday & Sunday: 7:00 AM - 11:30 AM
- Come early for the best selection!
Please note: We are closed on all national holidays.
Are you open to the public?
Yes! Everyone is welcome to visit Hirt’s Gardens. You’re free to explore our 10 greenhouses—it’s like a plant lover’s maze (in the best way possible!).
And yes, well-behaved, leashed pets are welcome too! If you’re not sure where to start, our friendly team is always happy to point you in the right direction or help you find the perfect plant.
Where are you located?
🌿 We're rooted in Medina, Ohio.
📍 4943 Ridge Rd, Wadsworth, OH 44281
We're conveniently located just off Route 18, near the Sheetz gas station—if you spot Sheetz, you're almost here! Only a short drive from Cleveland and Akron; stop in and see what’s growing!
Do you sell gift certificates?
Yes, we do!
You can purchase them:
🛒 Online: Buy a gift card here
🏡 In-store: Just ask at the register during your visit!
Our gift cards can be used on a wide variety of plants, seeds, and gardening goodies—let them choose their favorites!
Do you offer discounts?
Yes! We periodically offer discounts throughout the year on our website—no promo code needed. Any current deals are automatically applied at checkout, so you’ll see the savings right away.
Want the best deals? Keep an eye out during the off-season, when the biggest discounts typically pop up!
Plant Care
How will my plant arrive & do I need to repot?
We ship our plants via USPS, so check your mailbox if it is a smaller item.
To ensure your plant stays healthy and happy, we ship it in its original nursery pot—just as it was growing in our greenhouse. There’s no need to repot right away.
We recommend letting your plant acclimate to its new environment after the journey. Give it a few days in a cozy spot with the right light and water, and let it settle in before making any changes. This helps reduce transplant shock and gives your plant the best start in its new home!
Will my plant look like the pictures online?
Yes! The photos with the white background are actual images of the plants we grow and ship.
Keep in mind:
- If you’re ordering a plant in a 2.5" pot, it’s a starter plant. That means it will be smaller in size and will need time to establish roots and grow before reaching maturity.
- All plants are healthy and ready to thrive with a little time and care!
Is my plant in stock?
To see if a specific plant is available, head to our website and use the search bar (look for the magnifying glass in the top right corner).
Type the name of the plant you’re looking for.
Click on the product listing to view the details.
If the plant shows up in the search, it’s available! Under “Currently Available,” you’ll see exactly how many we have in stock.
If the plant doesn’t appear, it’s currently out of stock.
We receive new shipments regularly, so feel free to check back often—your favorite plant might be back sooner than you think!
Why does my perennial look sad?
If you received a perennial during the winter months, it may arrive looking brown, bare, or even lifeless. That’s completely normal—it’s simply dormant, not dead. Many perennials go into a natural resting phase during colder months to conserve energy for the growing season ahead.
What should you do?
Keep the plant in a cool, dry place with some light.
Water lightly every 3 weeks—just enough to keep the soil from completely drying out. Avoid soggy soil or overwatering.
Once warmer weather returns, gradually introduce the plant to sunlight and plant it outdoors after the last chance of frost has passed.
Your plant may look quiet now, but with a little patience, it will bounce back beautifully in spring!
Shipping & Delivery
Where do you deliver?
We deliver all across the USA—and all year long!
In the cooler months, we include a heat pack in your shipment to keep your plants safe, warm, and cozy during transit. No matter the season, we take extra care to make sure your plants arrive healthy and ready to grow!
When will my order ship?
Once you place your order during business hours, we typically ship all orders within 72 hours.
Transit usually takes 2–5 days, depending on your location and USPS schedules. While we do our best to ensure timely delivery, occasional delays with USPS can happen.
How much does shipping cost?
Shipping costs are automatically calculated at checkout based on factors like the weight of your order and your shipping location.
You’ll see the exact shipping price before you finalize your purchase—no surprises!
How will my plants be delivered?
We ship your plants via USPS, and they’ll arrive in a sturdy brown box clearly labeled “Live Plants” to ensure careful handling.
Be on the lookout for your plants in your mailbox or doorstep—sometimes they fit right in the mailbox!
Where can I find tracking info?
Once your order ships, you’ll receive an email from greenhousematt@gmail.com with your tracking details.
Be on the lookout for your plants in your mailbox or doorstep—sometimes they fit right in the mailbox!
Support & Returns
Can I add to my existing order?
Unfortunately, we’re not able to add items to an order once it’s placed because we don’t keep credit card info for your security.
If you’d like to combine orders, you can:
- Cancel your original order and place a new one with everything you want, or
- Place a second order and contact us as soon as possible.
If time allows, we’ll do our best to ship both orders together in one box to save on shipping costs. Just call us at 330-239-0506 or email greenhousematt@gmail.com with both order numbers.
My plant isn't looking too hot, what do I do?
We stand behind the quality of our plants and want you to be happy!
It’s normal for live plants to show some stress after shipping. We recommend pruning off any damaged foliage to help your plant focus its energy on fresh, healthy growth.
If your plant’s condition is worse than minor shipping stress, please email us at greenhousematt@gmail.com with a photo and your order number. We’ll be happy to replace or refund your purchase.
I need to cancel my order. What should I do?
No problem! Please email us at greenhousematt@gmail.com and include your order number in the message. We’ll be happy to help you with the cancellation process.
The sooner you reach out, the better—especially if your order hasn’t shipped yet!
Do you offer garden design help?
While we’re happy to share advice and gardening tips, we don’t offer formal garden design services.
If time allows, we’ll gladly suggest plants that work well in your conditions. However, due to the high volume of emails, we can’t provide personalized design consultations for every request.
