Cereus Peruvianus 6" magasin creating a striking backdrop for

creating a striking backdrop for the white spines

yellow or pink on deep green

which normally give plants their green color

The common name “monkey's tail” refers to the appearance of the hairy stems

usually grayish to light brown

Cereus Peruvianus 6" magasin creating a striking backdrop forCereus 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 strong and resilient so easy to care for As is nature, actual