Epiphyllum Anguliger 'Fishbone Cactus' Charity This tree starts bearing fruit

This tree starts bearing fruit in February

Outdoor Plants: Use 1/8 cup (1 fl

does well with soils high in peat moss Flower Color N/A Flowering Months N/A Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant No Cold Hardy to 20°F to 25°F (-6°C to -4°C) Attracts pollinators N/A Container Plant Yes Erosion Control No Bank Stabilization No Fire Resistant No Deer resistant Yes Local plant No

-Hardy to 12 degrees

retains moisture

Epiphyllum Anguliger 'Fishbone Cactus' Charity This tree starts bearing fruitFishbone Cactus A succulent that grows long flat leaves that resemble fish bones. When plants are mature, about two or three years they flower. These Fishbone Cactus' rarely flower indoors. Fertilize once a month during growing season. When roots are growing out of the pot you should repot. Bright indirect light they can get burned if in direct light Let top few inches of soil dry out in between waterings Well draining soil Native to moist and humid