Rebutia 'Angelina' has spiny, barrel-shaped stems and large, star-shaped orange blooms. Extremely easy to grow from seed or young plant, it makes a great beginner houseplant. Over time it will gradually develop many stems (sometimes referred to as 'pups'), and may eventually cover the surface area of the container it's growing in.
For best results grow Rebutia ‘Angelina’ in cactus compost in a container, in bright light. It's ideally grown as a houseplant but may be taken on to a sunny patio in summer. Water sparingly during the growing season, and feed once a month. In autumn stop watering altogether and move to a cooler part of the house, to encourage flowering next season.
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Rebutia ‘Angelina’ and wildlife
Rebutia ‘Angelina’ has no particular known value to wildlife in the UK.
