AnniesGardenAndPatio Epiphyllum

This plant thrives in filtered light, ideally a 50/50 split of sun and shade. Avoid placing it in direct afternoon sun, which can scorch the stems, but ensure it gets enough bright, indirect light to support its heavy flowering.

It is classified as intermediate. While it isn't overly demanding, it requires specific attention to soil drainage and watering habits to prevent root rot, making it better suited for those with some experience keeping succulents or cacti.

The key is to allow the soil to dry out completely between deep waterings. Because it is a cactus, it is highly susceptible to waterlogging, so ensure your pot has drainage holes and you are using a porous, well-draining soil mix.

Yes, standard potting soil is usually too dense. We recommend a porous cactus mix, which you can create by combining 50% high-quality potting soil with 50% perlite to ensure proper aeration and drainage.

Only if you live in a frost-free climate. This variety requires protection from freezing temperatures, so it is best kept as a houseplant or moved indoors during colder months if you live in a region with chilly winters.

The Unforgettable Epiphyllum arrives well-rooted in a 4-inch pot. It is a young, established plant ready for you to nurture as it grows toward its full, flowering potential.