Selenicereus anthonyanus | Zigzag Cactus
A beautiful and unusually-shaped tropical cactus often confused with Epiphyllum anguliger (Fishbone cactus) which will produce large, scented flowers when mature.Â
How to care for your Cactus -
Water:Â Â Keep moist at all times, particularly during the warmer months. In winter, allow the top of the soil to dry out slightly before watering.
Light:Â Prefers medium light conditions.
Humidity:Â High humidity requirements. Mist frequently and stand in the shower or a tray of water from time to time.
Temperature: Needs average to warm conditions 16-25°C but will be OK down to 10°C for short periods.
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Toxic to cats & dogs? No
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Selenicereus anthonyanus | Zigzag Cactus
A beautiful and unusually-shaped tropical cactus often confused with Epiphyllum anguliger (Fishbone cactus) which will produce large, scented flowers when mature.Â
How to care for your Cactus -
Water:Â Â Keep moist at all times, particularly during the warmer months. In winter, allow the top of the soil to dry out slightly before watering.
Light:Â Prefers medium light conditions.
Humidity:Â High humidity requirements. Mist frequently and stand in the shower or a tray of water from time to time.
Temperature: Needs average to warm conditions 16-25°C but will be OK down to 10°C for short periods.
Other info -Â
Toxic to cats & dogs? No
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A beautiful and unusually-shaped tropical cactus often confused with Epiphyllum anguliger (Fishbone cactus) which will produce large, scented flowers when mature.Â
How to care for your Cactus -
Water:Â Â Keep moist at all times, particularly during the warmer months. In winter, allow the top of the soil to dry out slightly before watering.
Light:Â Prefers medium light conditions.
Humidity:Â High humidity requirements. Mist frequently and stand in the shower or a tray of water from time to time.
Temperature: Needs average to warm conditions 16-25°C but will be OK down to 10°C for short periods.
Other info -Â
Toxic to cats & dogs? No
