Pilosocereus Glaucochrous 4" airpurifying While the leaves of Hoya

While the leaves of Hoya erythrostemma are particularly impressive

Although some Opuntia grow very large in their natural habitat

which makes it a great hanging plant that won't grow out of control

Rhipsalis prefer to be kept in small pots which allows them to quickly dry out between waterings

but does well in many conditions

Pilosocereus Glaucochrous 4" airpurifying While the leaves of HoyaThe Pilosocereus glaucochrous is a rare species indigenous to Bahia, eastern Brazil. The Pilosocereus glaucochrous produces bold, large and stunning pinkish red flowers. Its skin takes on a beautiful, blue green color. Watering should be infrequent, especially during the winter months. Moderate watering in the summer. Shape and size may vary from the photo. Shipped in a 4" pot with soil. SUN Full sun WATERING Water moderately when soil is completely