#Cereus peruvianus

[faguscarolinensis]

Cereus repandus f. monstrosa / Monstrose Peruvian Apple Cactus at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC

[nynaevedesign]

Kira Cereus Cactus Cereus Peruvianus, commonly known as the Peruvian Apple Cactus or Queen of the Night, is native to South America, particularly in the Andes region. It is well adapted to arid and semi-arid environments and can be found growing in a range of habitats, from rocky slopes to dry forests in its native range. These cacti are cultivated as ornamental plants in various parts of the world due to their striking appearance and relatively easy care. Place the cactus in a chic, speckled marble pot to achieve a seamless fusion of modern elegance and natural beauty. Game-ready low poly, optimized for low-end computers. Base game compatible. You can choose if you want the cactus in a pot or without. Download: NynaeveDesign.com

Happy Simming! 🌵

[floralpotts]

My babies!

As of today 24/5/19 I have 8 living babies, a maidenhair fern, two snake plants, an aloe plant, a jade plant, a cactus and two succulents I'm not too sure of their names. You can see I have cuttings from a large bathroom cactus that wasnt doing well that I hope to reroot 😊

Wee update: figured out my last two guys are echeveria agavoides and cereus peruvianus

[bmarcgonzalez-blog]

Peruvian apple cactus

[captaindomy]

La coltivazione di Cereus Peruvians (Cactus dai frutti edibili)

La pianta chiamata Peruvianus non è mai stata trovata in Perù, ma solo sulla costa sudorientale del Brasile e su quella settentrionale dell’Argentina. Fusto colonnare, eretto, alto anche 15 m con 20 cm di diametro, verde scuro, glauco sulle parti giovani, ramificante. Le costole sono 5-9, 4 quando la pianta è giovane, ottuse, con leggeri rilievi sui quali compaiono le areole rotonde e brune, con…

[no-pants-just-plants]

So this is where it started. After killing several houseplants my partner wanted to get new ones. I was against it since they would be dead in a few months. From the four plants we bought, this Cereus Peruvianus is only one left. My partner chose it, he doesn't really like cacti because of the spikes, but this one doesn't have those. I have grown very fond of it. It feels like other plants might die in our care but this one will still survive.

[growingsucculents]

The redheads

[eerie-embroidery]

And here we see a couple of dinos in their natural habitat.

[soft-armor]

Large Cacti Hand Woven Wall Hanging - 2016 - 21.5″ x 14.25″

[sabridge62]

Queen of the night!😎📸👍🏼🌵 #repandus #peruvianus #columncactus #cereusperuvianus #nightbloomingcereus #onenightonly #whiteflower #exoticflower #flowerphotography #cactus #nightphotography #iphonephotography #shootoniphone #cereus #sanpedrocactus https://www.instagram.com/p/B_7XU7Cn7qk/?igshid=1pmwrv69jebrj

[wyldeplantlife]

Cereus peruvianus

botanical print

[howtocarveroastunicorn]

Weekend plant project complete! Cereus peruvianus monstrose taking centre stage, then other little clippings from my garden scattered around it. This is the way....

[olgasdreamland]

How to propagate cacti - Cereus peruvianus Monstrosus

[plantanarchy]

That looks to be a Peruvian Apple Cactus of the same variety I have! If pollinated, those flowers fade into tasty fruits and that's just very sexy of them.

I stopped at my favorite cactus nursery early in the morning and their massive 25ft+ nightblooming cereus cactus still had a flower open!!

[ruthbancroftgarden]

Trichocereus peruvianus

This columnar cactus from Peru is sometimes confused with Cereus peruvianus, but these two tall plants are readily distinguished by their flowers: plants in Trichocereus have hairs on the outsides of their flowers, while the flowers in Cereus are completely smooth. Trichocereus peruvianus is a close relative of Trichocereus pachanoi, the San Pedro Cactus, but it has longer spines and a more bluish coloration.

-Brian