Epiphyllum anguliger "Ric Rac Cactus" 6"Also commonly called the "Fishbone Cactus" or the "Zig Zag Cactus" due to flat and broad stems that have wavy, sometimes erratic looking, margins. And then all the sudden a super tropical looking flower can appear ranging in the color spectrum of cream to yellow and maroon. It is almost like someone was handy with photoshop for real life as the flower does not seem to belong to the plant. Light: part sun Watering: dry down 10% Soil: succulent mix

75"dia x 3

Deer and drought tolerant

If you wished you had a Fiddle Leaf Fig but wished the leaves were smaller

cup-forming cultivar that features unique apricot foliage

Interior diameter: 15

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this dried Ruscus aculeatus

Pro tip: looks better when planted in groups

white flowers with yellow stamens bloom above mounding ferny blue-green foliage

we just call it Rad

commonly referred to as the "Radiator Plant

Bloom: August - October