I found a pereskia!! Believe it or not, this is a cactus with leaves! The flowers are said to be fragrant. Hope I don’t kill it!

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I found a pereskia!! Believe it or not, this is a cactus with leaves! The flowers are said to be fragrant. Hope I don’t kill it!
daily may day 21: bouquet 💐
this is inappropriate workplace conduct and a gross abuse of her position as leader considering the power balances at play!!! and possibly favoritism?? local woman is a HR nightmare!!!
(despite scolding her over this, arilla is going to put them in a display vase in his office. pereskia was normal and just said thank you up front 👍)
The cactus I put on the patio is now the size of a mini-fridge. The spines have gotten quite wicked as well!
Rhodocactus (formerly Pereskia) grandifolius is a tropical cactus from Brazil with persistent leaves. The leaves are edible and taste like green pepper! I’ve been hoping to see this one flower for a while but I keep having to cut it back for one reason or another so I don’t think it’s ever been able to get large enough.
Pereskia aculeata is a shrub in the family Cactaceae, native to tropical America, which (unlike the other members of its family) possesses petiolate leaves. This characteristic makes some people think of this species as the "missing link" between "regular" plants and cacti. Art by Max D. Medina
springtime Pereskia blooms
Pereskia aculeata. November 2014.
-lays on the floor- Sorry for not posting much recently. I've had like noooooo inspiration let alone motivation recently. And all I've been really able to do is chibi. So here's a small Pereskia, a vetehi I got on th.