Uebelmannia pseudopectinifera UPOBGSN7G188 or stem or branch cuttings

or stem or branch cuttings

Its distinctive caudex and climbing tendrils make it a real eye-catcher

Water standing at the root is dangerous for the tree

The typical subspecies prolifera occurs throughout much of the Caribbean

it's crucial to let the soil dry out completely between waterings to prevent waterlogged conditions

Uebelmannia pseudopectinifera UPOBGSN7G188 or stem or branch cuttingsUebelmannia pectinifera var. pseudopectinifera is a more or less distinct local form of the variable Uebelmannia pectinifera. It has a significantly different appearance, is smaller than the type and the epidermis is greener with a thinner wax coating, but is the separate (not confluent) areoles with not brush like spines, that are most characteristic. The stems is globular, fusiform or cylindrical and is reported to grow to as much as 80 cm tall and