Disocactus anguliger
Raw pine slab
A Disocactus anguliger a raw pine slab with sphagnum moss ball. Clean, minimal presentation that puts the focus on the plant's dramatic zigzag stems. With time these stems will arch out gracefully and develop beautiful, fragrant white flowers that open at night
Native to Mexican cloud forests in Veracruz and Oaxaca, where it lives high in the canopy under dappled light from oak and avocado branches. The Fishbone Cactus differs from desert cacti in lacking spines and having flat stems that expand into ribs to capture as much sun as possible. Once a year, if it's happy, it produces enormous white flowers that open after sunset and last only one night, releasing a citrus-vanilla scent that draws in its natural pollinator, sphinx moths.
With sculptural stems, massive scented flowers, and a tenacity that makes them almost impossible to kill. This is one of my personal favorites!
