The bunny ear cactus, native to northern Mexico and the Arizona desert, is an adorable, low-maintenance succulent that's captured the hearts of countless gardeners.

Discover the charming bunny ears cactus, ideal for low-maintenance plant lovers. This prickly cactus thrives in dry conditions and warm, sunny environments.

How to propagate a bunny ear cactus Opuntia can be propagated from whole pads or stems removed from the parent plant, either by cutting or breaking them off. Take care to protect your skin from the ...

Q: I don't know what is on the beavertail cactus. It just appeared this summer. It's about seven years old and I've never seen this white stuff before. The cactus doesn't have a water source -- no ...

Q: I want to propagate my prickly pear and bunny ear cactus. Should I place the cuttings immediately in the ground or in a pot and plant them in the ground later?

The Bunny Ears Cactus is popular in Queensland with gardeners thanks to its resistance to drought and flowers. If spotted, council is asking people to please report it to council on 1300 307 800.

Don't miss out on the headlines from Central & North Burnett. Followed categories will be added to My News. Opuntia microdasys is better known as bunny ears, golden bristle, or polka dot cactus ...

Police are cracking down on illegal cactus sales across New South Wales, fearing the weed could spread, causing harm to people and animals, and rendering farmland useless.