Cryptocereus anthonyanus- An Epiphyllum relative that has fantastic serrated leaves that look like some sort of prehistoric, succulent fern! Very easy to grow in hanging baskets where it makes a beautiful, cascading specimen. Grown mainly for it's amazing foliage, it does produce gorgeous scented, flowers in March-April that open for a single night.
 In nature, this plant is an Epiphyte, growing in trees.
 
Prefers bright shade with a very porous soil.  Does great in a mix of  equal parts peat or coco fiber, perlite and orchid bark.  Prefers temperatures to stay above 40 degrees F. , if grown outside, but will take cooler and a very light frost with some cover.  In colder winter areas, it makes a fantastic houseplant!  
USDA zones 11a-13b
Pot size: 4 inch
SHIPPED BARE-ROOT