Cereus Peruvianus 8" clay lending it a distinctive and

lending it a distinctive and appealing appearance while arranged in compact rosettes

As with all succulents

Thought out in its entirety

garden or balcony

Magenta flowers may occur in spring

Cereus Peruvianus 8" clay lending it a distinctive andCereus Peruvianus is also known as Cereus Repandus, Peruvian Apple Cactus or Queen of the Night. It's a bluish green desert cactus that grows upright in a single column with 3 5 blades. The Cereus fruits, called Peruvian apples, are actually edible! In fact, they make a wonderful source of food for both the people where this plant originated, as well as the local bird population. It's very resilient and easy to care for. As is nature, actual plant may