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A Moon is the bright, colorful cactus you often see in red, yellow, orange, or pink.
That’s why it’s grafted onto another cactus that can make food — usually a Hylocereus (a green cactus).

🌱 What Is Grafting?

Grafting is a gardening technique where you join two different plants so that they grow together as one.

• The top part (scion) is the Moon Cactus — the colorful one.
• The bottom part (rootstock) is the green cactus that provides nutrients and support.

When done correctly, the two parts fuse together, allowing the Moon Cactus to live and grow.

🔧 How to Graft a Moon Cactus (Step-by-Step)

1. Choose your cacti:
• Scion: A colorful Gymnocalycium mihanovichii (red, yellow, etc.)
• Rootstock: A healthy green cactus, usually Hylocereus or Myrtillocactus geometrizans.
2. Cut the tops:
• Use a clean, sharp knife to cut the top off the rootstock cactus.
• Cut the base of the Moon Cactus flat so it can sit on top.
3. Align the vascular rings:
• Each cactus has a small ring (vascular bundle) in the center where nutrients flow.
• Align at least part of these rings between the two cacti — they must touch for the graft to succeed.
4. Secure the graft:
• Gently press the Moon Cactus on top of the rootstock.
• Use rubber bands or string to hold them together firmly (but not too tight).
5. Wait and care:
• Place the grafted cactus in a warm, shaded area (not direct sunlight).
• After about 2–3 weeks, the graft should take — you can remove any bands.

💧 Care Tips After Grafting

• Light: Bright, indirect sunlight (avoid harsh midday sun).
• Water: Let the soil dry out completely between waterings.
• Temperature: Keep warm — avoid frost or cold drafts.
• Re-grafting: The rootstock can outgrow or age, so you may need to re-graft every few years.