Monvilea spegazzini cristata grafted orange But that´s only the case

But that´s only the case on very old plants and most of them get 6 – 8 cm in diameter

silvery grey

It also produces an edible egg-shaped red fruit with red pulp

While the flowers are not the main feature of the variegated string of pearls

Monvilea spegazzini cristata grafted orange But that´s only the caseMonvilea 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