No other plant provides so many opportunities for decoration, decoration and arrangement as a cactus. That's why the most popular plants are suiculants that do not require much care. However, there is the term "killed cactus", which the owner can do by neglect or because of too much worry. If that were not for you if you decided on this plant, follow some of the tips that follow and you will have wonderful cacti in your home, yard or garden. Cacti need more light to grow and bloom, but they should not be exposed to strong sun all day long. That's why the ideal position is the window, balcony or garden on the southeast side. Don't forget that properly watering succulents is imporant as well. The cacti appear gradually after the winter, and with the first heat they are removed from the direct sun. Artificial light (bulbs or neon signs) helps, but in no way can it replace the natural light. Beginners are wise to buy a cactus substrate, and they should choose those that are based on peat, have plenty of quartz sand or coconut fibers. Coarse sand or stones should be added to make the substrate porous. The substrate should contain half of the pebbles and coarse sand. Ideally, young plants should be transplanted every spring in the spring to give them a fresh substrate and place for growth. This is useful, because it is important to regularly review the roots for any disease or root outbursts of your own.