Epiphyllum guatemalense var monstrose Claire's Collection but avoid letting the entire

but avoid letting the entire soil mass dry out completely

ensuring the root zone never remains saturated

The leaves are typically elongated and pointed

Its skeletal leaf form is thought to be an adaptation to allow light and wind to pass through the foliage

It is an adaptable plant that is not overly fussy about substrate

Epiphyllum guatemalense var monstrose Claire's Collection but avoid letting the entireEpiphyllum guatemalense var. monstrose, commonly known as the Orchid Cactus or Curly Locks, is a unique variety prized for its unusual, twisted foliage and striking blooms. Unlike the straight, flat stems typical of Epiphyllum species, this monstrose form has contorted, wavy, and often curled leaf like stems that create a striking visual effect. During late spring to summer, it produces large, showy, fragrant white or cream flowers with a hint of