Epiphyllum hookeri var. guatemalensis f. monstrose --Curly Locks Orchid Cactus-- Fig Fruit can be eaten raw

Fruit can be eaten raw

featuring the work of local artist Adam Kobetich (Gatorhorse Studios)

This bamboo variety is the most colorful of all the multiplex cultivars in existence and likes to show off its bright yellow culms with irregular dark green stripes

and sometimes called "Long Mulberry" because of the fruit shape

Easy but slow growing type with dramatic variegation

Epiphyllum hookeri var. guatemalensis f. monstrose --Curly Locks Orchid Cactus-- Fig Fruit can be eaten rawWOW! This incredible curly epiphytic plant looks like a Dr Seuss creation! Trailing fronds tipped in rosy pink buds that open to dramatic 3" white flowers. In the wild, these grow in rock crevasses or tree clefts, and are pollinated by moths and bats. Well drained soil, with infrequent flush watering is best. Dappled or indirect light. Likes a crowded pot to bloom.