Origin
The Gymnocalycium mihanovichii mix, also known as the Chin Cactus, originates from Paraguay. This species is part of the Cactaceae cactus family and grows wild in the Chaco region. The unique climate in this region, with its warm and dry periods, is the ideal environment for this type of cactus.

Characteristics
The Gymnocalycium mihanovichii mix is characterised by a spherical growth of 4 to 5 centimeters in diameter, with flat or slightly curved ribs. Exposure to the sun causes this plant to display its most vibrant colours, ranging from green to deep red. It produces small flowers, usually in the colours white, yellow or pink. The plant has a relatively slow growth rate compared to other cacti, but is able to reproduce itself by producing side shoots.

Care
Care for the Gymnocalycium mihanovichii mix is minimal and easy. A sunny spot is essential for growth and for retaining its vibrant colours. This plant needs well-draining soil and should be moderately watered. During the winter months, it is important to reduce watering, as the plant undergoes a rest period during this time. Overall, this cactus is resistant to most diseases and pests, but overwatering can lead to root rot.