Epiphyllum stock Sept 2007
Epiphyllum
Epiphyllum
"Orchid Cacti"
Epiphytic (tree-growing) cacti. These plants, with green, strap-like leaves, produce large (up to 30cm or 12 inch) flowers. They are ideally suited to window-sill conditions. They do well indoors during the winter in cooler climes, and absolutely thrive outside when weather is warm enough.
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Chiapasia nelsonii hybrids

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Seedlings, as yet unflowered. ex 7cm pots

Epiphyllum anguliger

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Rooted cutting

Epiphyllum Beau Brummel

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Crimped broad red petals with a lighter midstripe Extra large

Epiphyllum Chauncey

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Epiphyllum Cognac

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Bronze flowers

Epiphyllum Coral Caress

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Flowers pink

Epiphyllum crenatum

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Strongly perfumed flowers that are creamy-white to greenish-yellow, expanding from 12 to 15 centimeters (5 to 6 inches) wide, opening at night, and flowering for many days. This is a very popular, and well-known species. It has been used in cross pollination with many other genera to produce countless fine hybrids.

(Photo by Ulf Eliasson)

Epiphyllum crenatum ISI 1698

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Epiphyllum crenatum v. kimnachii

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Old name Epiphyllum cooperi

Sometimes called "Queen of the night" although this name should really be used for Selenicereus grandiflorus
A night-flowering species with large white, strongly scented flowers

Epiphyllum Fernegeissler

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Epiphyllum Friendship

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Frilled edges on pink petals with a purple-pink eye and crimped tips. Extra large

Epiphyllum Jaybee

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Epiphyllum Little Lisa

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Epiphyllum London Pearl

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Creamy white

Epiphyllum Persus

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Sorry no details. New to us.

Epiphyllum Regency

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English hybrid. Large creamy white flowers

Epiphyllum Royal Melody

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Purple petals, dark red sepals. Large flower

Epiphyllum Sauman

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Sorry no details. New to us.

Epiphyllum Schedauw

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Epiphyllum Urwald

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Bloom bright pink, medium sized