Sulcorebutia sunrise vibrant magenta the cutting will develop roots

the cutting will develop roots and grow into a new Stephanotis plant

once every 10–14 days

but needs as much light as possible without burning the plant

This plant flowers in late spring and summer

High humidity can also be problematic

Sulcorebutia sunrise vibrant magenta the cutting will develop rootsRebutia cv. sunrise is a popular variety obtained by hybridization, specifically between Rebutia heliosa and Rebutia pulvinosa ssp. albiflora (syn: Aylostera albiflora). This cross resulted in a plant more vigorous than their parents, with stem tightly covered by appressed spines reminding of R. heliosa and lovely fresh pinky white flowers in masse that clearly are a feature inherited from R. pulvinosa ssp. albiflora. This is a really nice cultivar