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Cereus repandus f. monstrosa / Monstrose Peruvian Apple Cactus at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
La coltivazione di Cereus Peruvians (Cactus dai frutti edibili)
La pianta chiamata Peruvianus non è mai stata trovata in Perù, ma solo sulla costa sudorientale del Brasile e su quella settentrionale dell’Argentina. Fusto colonnare, eretto, alto anche 15 m con 20 cm di diametro, verde scuro, glauco sulle parti giovani, ramificante. Le costole sono 5-9, 4 quando la pianta è giovane, ottuse, con leggeri rilievi sui quali compaiono le areole rotonde e brune, con…
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So this is where it started. After killing several houseplants my partner wanted to get new ones. I was against it since they would be dead in a few months. From the four plants we bought, this Cereus Peruvianus is only one left. My partner chose it, he doesn't really like cacti because of the spikes, but this one doesn't have those. I have grown very fond of it. It feels like other plants might die in our care but this one will still survive.
Peruvian apple cactus
Meet Barry.
Totally lucked out today and picked up some free Cereus Peruvianus Cactus cuttings! They came from a 20yo mother tree that had cuttings up to 4m long! The longest cutting I got was about 1m — a more manageable size! Can’t wait to get these guys into the ground! 🌵
Little update and planting Cereus peruvianus cactus