Cacti (cacti care) C . Grandiflorus . S . Grandiflorus (L . ) Br . El R .

Description Cacti (cacti care) C . Grandiflorus . S . Grandiflorus (L . ) Br . El R .

Motherland - Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti Stem green or bluish-green, creeping shoots up to 2.5 cm in diameter . ; on the stem 7 - 8 lower ribs sometimes less; areola projections are not located on the stems without bristles only on young shoots are hairs, to escape from 7 to 11 in the form of studsneedles 0.4 - 1 cm in length, on young shoots are yellowish; hairs disappear with aging shoots, flowers are 18 cm long, 30 cm in diameter, fragrant; flower tube covered with hairs and spines; fruit length of 8 cm . egg-shaped, red, with brownish hair and yellow thorns, edible . Among the fans of this kind is called the queen of the night . It has 5 speciesdifferent shade flowers and their magnitude . Vista for hothouse culture . The genus Selenicereus (Berg . ) Br . Et R . - Selenitsereus includes 24 species . This epiphytic plants with thin, long, creeping stems with aerial roots, stems with low edges or faces; spines short, needle-shaped sometimes entirely absent; the flowers are white,night, kept overnight, very large, the largest of flowers the family Cactaceae . spring and summer require copious irrigation and partial shade, in winter - cool dry content at + 10 °

SPECIFICATIONS

Description
For decoration	promising for hothouse culture
It is typical for him	spring andsummer requires copious irrigation and partial shade, in winter - cool dry content at + 10 °
Features	among fans this kind is called the queen of the night . Has 5 varieties, differing shade flowers and their magnitude .
Motherland	Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti
Rod	Selenicereus (Berg . ) Br . et R .
Flowers
Color	white
Diameter	18 cm long, 30 cm in diameter
Features	scented, flower tube covered with hairs and spines . Flowers night, kept overnight very large, the largest of flowers the family Cactaceae
Fruits
The length of the fetus	8 cm
Form	egg-shaped
Color	red, with brownish hair and yellow spines
Features	edible
Plant
Shoots	up to 2.5 cm in diameter on the stem 7 - 8 lower ribs, sometimes less
Spikes
Per stem	7 to 11 in the form of needles, spikes of 0.4 - 1 cm long, youngshoots are yellowish; hairs disappear with aging shoots
Features	short, needle-like, sometimes completely absent
Trunk
Features	Epiphytic plants with thin, long, creeping stems with aerial roots
Areola	not located on the projections stems, without bristles only on young shoots have hairs
Branching	green or bluish-green, creeping

In room culture

decorative (2)
grows well (1)
popular (8)
prospective (5)
special interest (5)
unpretentious (41)

In room culture

decorative (2)
grows well (1)
popular (8)
prospective (5)
special interest (5)
unpretentious (41)

Purpose

for decoration (43)
frost (8)
room culture (54)

Rod

acanthocalycium backbg . (3)
aporocactus lem (1)
astrophytum lem . (4)
austrocylindropuntia backbg (3)
aylostera speg . (3)
brasilicactus backbg . (2)
brasiliopuntia (k . sch . ) berg . (4)
cephalocerciis pfeiff . (1)
cereus mill . (2)
cleistocactus lem . (3)
cliamaecereus br . et r . (1)
copiapoa br . et r . (1)
coryphantha (eng . ) lem . (5)
dolichothele (k . sch . ) br . et r (4)
echinocactus lk . et o . (1)
echinocereus eng . (8)
echinofossulocactus lawr . (3)
echinopsis zucc . (3)
epiphiliopsis berg . (1)
epiphillum haw . (1)
eriocactiis backbg . (1)
eriocereus (berg . ) ricc . (3)
espostoa br . et r . (2)
ferocactus br . et r . (1)
frailea br . ef r . (3)
gymnocaclus backbg . (2)
gymnocalycium pfeiff . (8)
hamatocactus br . et r (2)
hatiora br . et r . (1)
helianthocereus backbg . (2)
heliocereus (berg . ) br . et r . (2)
horridocactus backbg . (1)
hylocereus br . et r . (1)
lepismium (1)
lobivia br . et r . (7)
loxanthocereus backbg . (1)
mammillaria haw (27)
matucana br . et r . (1)
mila br . et r . (1)
myrtillocactus cons . (1)
neochilenia backbg . (2)
neoporteria br . et r . (2)
notocactus (k . sch . ) berg . (6)
opuntia (tournef . ) mill . (9)
oreocereus (berg . ) ricc . (3)
parodla speg . (6)
peireskia (plum . ) (1)
peireskiopsis br . et r (1)
pseudolobivia backbg . (3)
rebutia k . sch . (4)
rhipsalis gartn . (5)
selenicereus (berg . ) br . et r (2)
tephrocactus lem . (3)
trichocereus (berg . ) ricc . (3)
weingartia word . (1)
zygocactus k . sch . (1)

1	A . Capricornes . A . Capricorne (Dietr . ) Br . Et R .
2	A . Subulyata A . Subulala (Miihlpfrdt . ) Backbg .
3	O . Leukotriha . Op . Leucotricha (DC . )
4	Peyreskiopsis (Peireskiopsis Br . Et R)
5	A . Cylinder A . Cylindrica (Lamarck . ) Backbg .