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Light
Ball cacti like lots of light—just not too much of it. Don't let that confuse you, though—it's simpler than it seems. Essentially they can take direct sunlight in the softer hours of the mornings and afternoons but should be kept in partial shade throughout the hottest hours of the day. If your yard or garden can't account for both, consider planting your cactus in a pot that you can move into a shadier spot during high noon. If you're growing your cactus indoors and it sits on a window sill for sunlight, be sure to rotate it periodically to ensure even (not skewed or crooked) growth.
What is the fastest way to root a cactus?
Propagating by stem cuttings is probably the most common and easiest route. Many cacti can be propagated successfully by stem cuttings. Stem cuttings are taken from an existing plant, then allowed to dry and callous. The cuttings will eventually start rooting from the cut end and start growing as a new plant.
Soil
Like many cacti, the ball cactus prefers a mix of airy, dry soil. Drainage is especially important as well, so if you're opting for a store-bought blend (cacti or succulent-specific mix is your best bet), consider adding coarse sand, perlite, or pumice to the mixture to help aerate the soil. Overall, the soil's pH level isn't important to the ball cactus. However, it thrives best in a slightly acidic mixture with a pH between 6.1 and 6.5.۔

Water
Ball cacti are drought tolerant but they do like water during their growing season. Provide regular water during the spring and summer months, but only when the soil is dry to the touch, thoroughly soaking the soil through when you do water. In the winter the cactus will go dormant and need very little water, so you can cease regular watering and let the soil become very dry between waterings, but do not let it completely dry out. If the cactus is planted in a container, make sure there are several holes in the bottom of the pot to aid in drainage.

Temperature and Humidity
True to their nature, ball cacti prefer warm, desert-like conditions. That being said, they can survive below-freezing temperatures as low as 20 degrees Fahrenheit, though it's not recommended that they're kept that cold for very long at all. Dry heat is the key to keeping any cactus, and ball cacti will not do well if exposed to too much moisture—either from watering or in the form of humidity. Therefore, it is unnecessary to spritz them or increase the humidity in their environment.

Fertilizer

Using a succulent fertilizer can help give your cactus the boost it needs to grow faster. Use a water soluble liquid fertilizer which is low in nitrogen regularly while watering during the growing season.
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