Selenicereus chrysocardium

Despite its common name, the Selenicereus chrysocardium is actually a vining cactus. It belongs to the epiphyte family, meaning it grows on other plants in its native habitat rather than in soil.

Yes, as a tropical epiphyte, it appreciates higher humidity levels. You can maintain this by misting the foliage occasionally or placing it in a bathroom or kitchen where ambient moisture is naturally higher.

Yes, the Shark Tooth Fern is non-toxic to pets. It is a great choice if you are looking for a striking, pet-friendly addition to your indoor plant collection.

This plant thrives in bright, indirect light but can tolerate some direct sunlight. If you notice the foliage losing its vibrant color or stretching, try moving it to a spot with slightly more light.

This cactus prefers a low watering frequency. Allow the potting mix to dry out significantly between waterings, as the plant is susceptible to root rot if kept consistently soggy.

Because it is an epiphyte, it requires an airy, well-draining substrate. A chunky mix designed for orchids or a cactus blend amended with extra perlite or bark works best to ensure proper airflow to the roots.