Kubo - Cereus peruvianus

Scientific name: Cereus peruvianus

Rare and beautiful cactus fruit

Sizes and prices — Kubo plants

10 ליטר - 50 ₪ / 25 ליטר (בן כ-10 שנים) - 1,200 ₪

Prices are updated according to nursery stock. Nationwide shipping in Israel; self-pickup is free.

Frequently asked questions

What is Kubo?

Kubo (Cereus peruvianus) — Rare and beautiful cactus fruit

How often should Kubo be watered?

During the first two years water regularly — 2–3 times a week in summer, and in winter according to rainfall and soil moisture, letting the top layer dry between waterings. Established trees need less frequent irrigation. Good drainage matters most: standing water at the roots is more harmful than under-watering.

Is Kubo frost hardy?

Protect young plants from frost with fleece, mulch, or by growing them in a container that can be moved to a sheltered spot. Mature trees are more resilient; in colder areas plant in a wind-sheltered corner.

How long until Kubo bears fruit?

Time to fruiting depends on plant size and propagation method: grafted plants fruit earlier than seedlings. Buying a larger, developed plant shortens the wait considerably. Regular watering, seasonal fertilizing, and correct placement have the greatest influence on first flowering.

Where can I buy Kubo in Israel?

You can buy Kubo plants directly at Fill the Land nursery, 27 HaSe'ora St, Tzrufa, with nationwide shipping. Details and ordering: https://malo-et-haaretz.com/en/plant/cereus-peruvianus.

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