Pachycereus (Lophocereus) schottii f. major Pot Size:22 and eventually die back to

and eventually die back to  produce scarring on the stem of the plant

Avoid watering the leaves

but cultivars and varieties exist in great numbers

All leaves may die back for winter dormancy for these ‘sundews’

Repot using a cactus compost with a good mix of perlite or pumice

Pachycereus (Lophocereus) schottii f. major Pot Size:22 and eventually die back toLophocereus schottii f. major is a slow growing and trunkless cactus. They produce ascending stems, which dont typically grow in a straight line, with smooth, irregular bumps and spineless areoles. Similar to Lophocereus schottii minor, but with much more pronounced and protruding bumps. WATERING Water thoroughly when soil is dry 100% during spring summer months. Water lightly (if at all) during winter months. LIGHT REQUIREMENTS Full sun. FEED Use a