Orchid Cactus 6"

Epiphyllum asstd, 6" pots.

The orchid cactus is a tropical succulent from the Epiphyllum family. For that reason, it is sometimes referred to as an Epiphyllum (or “epi”) cactus.  They’re native to the rainforests of Central and South America, often found growing on trees or rocks.

They don’t require soil to live, and instead take in nutrients and moisture from the air and debris around them.  The most common types of orchid cacti feature draping, smooth, flat leaves that grow from a woody middle stem.

They’re known for the large, cup-like flowers that bloom at the end of branches, some of which are highly fragrant.