Epiphytic growth habit: Thrives as a climbing plant on trees or in hanging baskets, adding versatility to indoor decor
Fragrant, nocturnal blooms: Provides a unique sensory experience and visual appeal at night
Deeply serrated, fishbone-like stems: Offers a distinctive and attractive appearance
Low to medium humidity tolerance: Suitable for a range of indoor environments
Porous, medium texture with pebbles or sand: Ensures optimal drainage and aeration for healthy root development
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Epiphyllum anguliger, the Fishbone Cactus, produces flat, strap-like stems with a deeply serrated, alternating lobe pattern that resembles a fishbone. Despite being a cactus, it is epiphytic and prefers indirect light over direct sun. Blooms are fragrant and nocturnal when the plant reaches maturity. Cactus Care Tips Light Level: Bright I