Botanical background and selection
Weingartia neocumingii belongs to Cactaceae. Weingartia is a cactus genus associated with Bolivia and Argentina. It has also appeared within Rebutia in horticultural and botanical literature. Keeping the current catalogue name and nursery selection together helps buyers compare these references.
This catalogue entry identifies CAP-C0614 as a species selection. Compare the body outline, rib or tubercle structure and spine coverage in clear photographs. The pot diameter and the apparent width including spines are different from the cactus body diameter. Keeping those measurements separate makes quotations and later inspection easier to compare.
A nursery name used for this selection is Weingartia corroana. Keeping this name alongside the catalogue botanical name helps match older labels and reference material when discussing a purchase.
Growing conditions and temperature
For buyers in the United States and Canada, a greenhouse, conservatory or another controlled container-growing space makes it easier to manage light, rain and cold. Seasonal outdoor placement depends on the local weather and the plant's acclimation. A country or state name alone does not define a suitable microclimate.
| Growing position | Bright filtered light; shelter from intense midday sun |
|---|---|
| Winter protection | Above 8°C (46°F), under cover |
| Container | Drainage holes and space appropriate to the root system |
The temperature guidance is a practical setting for protected container cultivation. Keep the plant clear of cold drafts and ensure that the potting mix does not stay wet in cool conditions. Monitor conditions where the plant sits, since a greenhouse bench or a window ledge may differ from the room thermostat.
Light and placement
Use a bright, well-ventilated position with filtered light. Introduce stronger light gradually after moving a plant, especially when it has been grown under cover. A bright window or a shaded greenhouse bench is a practical starting point; avoid a dim corner that encourages weak, stretched growth.
Potting and watering
Use a freely draining substrate suited to container-grown succulents, with a mineral component such as pumice or grit. Choose a pot that accommodates the root system without leaving a large volume of persistently wet mix. Keep drainage holes open and empty any water that collects beneath the container.
Water in response to active growth and the dryness of the potting mix. Let the container drain thoroughly, then allow the substrate to dry before the next application. Reduce watering during a cool resting period. Pot size, root condition, ventilation and the local season change how quickly the mix dries, so a fixed weekly timetable is less useful than checking the plant and its container.
Wholesale specifications for CAP-C0614
Use CAP-C0614 together with the scientific name and selection label. A consistent specification makes it easier to compare quotations and agree what the buying list should contain.
- Cactus body diameter: Measure the stem body without including the pot, flowers or the outer span of long spines.
- Height and plant form: State overall plant height; add crest width, head count or cluster width when relevant.
- Root condition: Discuss own-root or grafted plants and the dimensions of any rootstock separately.
- Quantity and destination: Include the quantity of this selection and the destination country, state or province, and postal code.
For a mixed order, list each product code on a separate line and give the desired quantity and size for that code. Ask for plant photographs that show the body, base and measuring scale clearly. Discuss the identity, dimensions, packing and destination requirements when preparing the quotation.
Receiving and retail preparation
When plants arrive, match labels against the agreed product codes and record the condition before changing the potting arrangement. Place them in a bright, protected area with ventilation while assessing their roots, foliage and moisture needs. Introduce stronger sunlight gradually, then group plants for display by their actual light and seasonal growth requirements.
Keep the product code with the botanical name in your own records. If you are comparing different horticultural forms of the same species, preserve the complete selection label so a later inquiry can refer back to the same catalogue entry.
Questions about this selection
Where can Weingartia neocumingii be grown?
Choose a controlled, well-lit container-growing position. Recommended winter protection: above 8°c (46°f), under cover. Bright filtered light; shelter from intense midday sun. Check the conditions at the plant itself when deciding whether a seasonal outdoor location is suitable.
What should I send for a wholesale quotation?
Send CAP-C0614, the full selection name, preferred dimensions and quantity, plus your destination country and postal code. Add any preference for root condition or packing so these points can be discussed with the quotation.
Botanical reading: Weingartia neocumingii — Wikipedia ↗. Search the botanical name at Kew ↗. Horticultural reading ↗.
Related buying information: Wholesale buying guides · Packing and export process. Page reviewed 19 October 2026.
