At the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, the greenhouses help accommodate the best moistures and temperatures for the growing of these desert plants. They absorb the sun light for food and they’re able to retain the water for long periods of time.
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I love how you focused on the stem of the plant bringing out how spiky it is. Next time think about using the rule of thirds to place the focal point off center.