Monvilea spegazzini cristata grafted UPOBGSN7G188 In its natural habitat

In its natural habitat

a vibrant member of the Cotyledon genus and Crassulaceae family

Avoid fertilizing during the winters

this desert plant requires infrequent watering to thrive

finding that sweet spot of bright

Monvilea spegazzini cristata grafted UPOBGSN7G188 In its natural habitatMonvilea spegazzini cristata goes by the common name Cereus spegazzinii f. cristatus. Belonging to the Cactaceae family, the plant has been cultivated in nurseries and does not have a natural originating place. The cactus grows as a shrub with slender stems that are bluish. Initially, the stems grow upright, but over a period, it starts to grow as a creeper along the substrata. The foliage reaches a height of 25 cm and grows impressively fast. Between