If you feel like a prickly defensive human being with a "survive" mentality, maybe you should think of investing in your plant counterpart. How to Train Your Cactus is all about raising your desert succulent (or any other succulent, for that matter). If you got one of these suckers or if you're speculating what it takes to nurture one, this book is worth your eye energies.
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