Epiphyllum Anguliger 'Fishbone Cactus' must haves A prostrating Australian native that

A prostrating Australian native that can reach a height of one and a half feet and thirteen feet wide

For use on:Roses

- Repot every two to three years in spring before the buds begin to swell

A herbaceous plant with glossy spotted leaves and tall yellow flower stalks

Epiphyllum Anguliger 'Fishbone Cactus' must haves A prostrating Australian native thatFishbone Cactus A succulent that grows long flat leaves that resemble fish bones. When plants are mature, about two or three years they flower. These Fishbone Cactus' rarely flower indoors. Fertilize once a month during growing season. When roots are growing out of the pot you should repot. Bright indirect light they can get burned if in direct light Let top few inches of soil dry out in between waterings Well draining soil Native to moist and humid