types of jungle cactus Orchid Cactus - Epiphyllum hybrid

types of jungle cactus Orchid Cactus - Epiphyllum hybridShipping Notice: These are very fragile and segments may be likely to snap off in transit. Let the wound dry for a week or two then place the segment back into the soil and secure it to stay still, the segment will grow roots and begin growing again. Shape Form Notice: The way these are propagated from cuttings means they are 'rough around the edges' and due to how they grow (initially upright, gradually becoming pendulous) means the lower sections

Shipping Notice: These are very fragile and segments may be likely to snap off in transit. Let the wound dry for a week or two then place the segment back into the soil and secure it to stay still, the segment will grow roots and begin growing again.

Shape/Form Notice: The way these are propagated from cuttings means they are 'rough around the edges' and due to how they grow (initially upright, gradually becoming pendulous) means the lower sections WILL have to be pruned back to fit into the packaging.

Ideal for Beginner plant keepers or beyond.

Light Requirements: Bright Indirect Light is ideal

Moisture & Soil Requirements: This plant stores water in leaves and stems so prefers light waterings, evenly moist soil with good drainage in warm seasons - never soggy soil and does not like to dry out completely for long periods. Water when the container feels light or even when the top half of the soil is dry. Prefers small containers, likes to be kept a little drier through winter.

Growth & Nutrients: Epiphytic (grows on other plants) in nature so has a small root system, low water requirements and small size. Suits apartments or homes of any size. Feed with a general-purpose fertiliser for containers from the start of spring each year to autumn when growth slows down.

Temperature, Humidity & Ambient requirements: Prefers warm environments inside and adaptable for nearly any situation, tolerates a range of humidity levels.

Toxicity: Non-toxic to pets and people... but don't eat it, weirdo.