Peruvian Apple Cactus 'Cereus repandus' inventory-hero-discounted Hardy from 1°F to 23°

Hardy from 1°F to 23° F or less for short periods

Euphorbia milii is typically propagated through stem cuttings

This method allows for quicker growth and ensures that the new plant retains the same characteristics as the parent plant

With its vibrant and unique coloration

These names reflect the cactus's unique growth pattern and the zigzag shape of its stems

Peruvian Apple Cactus 'Cereus repandus' inventory-hero-discounted Hardy from 1°F to 23°Introducing the Peruvian apple cactus, also known as Cereus repandus (formerly known as Cereus peruvianus), which belongs to the Cereus genus. Native to South America, the Peruvian apple cactus gets its name from its resemblance to an apple. This columnar cactus has several other common names, such as apple cactus hedge, Queen of the Night, and giant club cactus. The perennial peruvian apple cactus has a tree like appearance, often with many upright