Astrophytum Bishops Mitre (C) | 18cm pot Elho Plant Pots They're recognised for their big

They're recognised for their big tropical looking green leaves with fenestration

while too little light can reduce flowering

The reason it’s called Zebra Vine is that the purple underneath the leaves can look a bit like the stripes on a zebra

A position near a sunny window with filtered light is ideal

it may become elongated or lose its compact shape

Astrophytum Bishops Mitre (C) | 18cm pot Elho Plant Pots They're recognised for their bigThe Astrophytum myriostigma, commonly known as the Bishop's Mitre Cactus, is a spineless cactus native to the highlands of Mexico. Its distinctive geometric shape, typically featuring five prominent ribs, resembles a bishop's ceremonial mitre. The plant's smooth green surface is often covered in tiny white flecks, giving it a silvery appearance. Mature specimens produce elegant yellow flowers from the crown during spring and summer. Light: Bright