Fu Hsiang Cactus Garden. Whether it's spiky cacti or plump, adorable succulents, at Fu Hsiang Cactus in Xinpu Township, Hsinchu County, you can not only "admire succulents" and "buy succulents," but also choose your favorite plants and pots to create a healing mini-garden with your own hands. Whether it's spiky cacti or plump, adorable succulents, at Fu Hsiang Cactus in Xinpu Township, Hsinchu County, you can not only "admire succulents" and "buy succulents," but also choose your favorite plants and pots to create a healing mini-garden with your own hands. Fu Hsiang Succulent Garden currently has several themed areas: the Cactus Tropical Landscape Area, the Water Source Plant Natural Ecosystem Purification Area and Aquatic Plant Area, and the Medicinal Plant Area. Additionally, there are eight cactus cultivation greenhouses and a large conference and teaching briefing room, making the entire park very well-planned. They have exclusively developed cactus dyeing, enriching the visitor experience with a silky, cool touch and fresh colors. The experience course takes about 1 to 2 hours. First, tie the fabric with marbles, popsicle sticks, or rubber bands to create unique patterns; then, boil the tied fabric in the prepared concentrated dye, and soak it in an oxidizing agent for about half an hour to help the dye adhere to the fabric fibers. After completing the preliminary steps, place the semi-finished product into the cactus dye and rub it back and forth with your hands, carefully transferring a touch of green to the fabric fibers. Because the dye made from cacti contains a large amount of silky mucilage, dyeing the fabric feels like immersing your hands in skincare products, leaving your skin feeling more moisturized and radiant!
Address: 新竹縣新埔鎮北平里4鄰大平窩38號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Hsinchu County