
The Road Kill Cactus is easy to care for, a perfect beginner's plant. Compared to other cacti, it grows quickly, getting noticeable new growth during the summer.

In the wild, the Road Kill Cactus can grow up to 20 feet tall with an almost tree-like habit, clusters of paddles resembling a messy group of leaves.

Like most cacti, the Road Kill Cactus has spines, but luckily, they are tiny and almost unnoticeable, making them a safer option for pets and young kids.
Consolea rubescens is a cactus species originating from the subtropics and dry regions of the Caribbean.
A member of the Cactaceae family.
The flat paddles are called caldodes.
Syn. Opuntia rubescens.


Light | The Road Kill Cactus is your classic desert species; they want to be kept in bright direct sunlight. For the best results, pop them in a south-facing room.
Water | Allow the soil to dry out thoroughly between waterings.
Humidity | Road Kill Cacti do not require any additional humidity.
Temperature | Like most cacti species, these will do well in temperatures between 16-25℃.