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cell structure visible to the naked eye on my disocactus anguliger (fishbone cactus / queen of the night)

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  1. Sunny

    On my wishlist for summer.

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    • Plant Father

      definitely recommend! a very easy grower and inexpensive, mine was a $6 rooted cutting that has taken off in the ~9 months since i got it home, and it hasn’t even been repotted out of its 4” nursery pot and peat/perlite greenhouse soil

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    • Sunny

      Wow! Reminds me of my Queen of the Night plant. Grows like crazy in warm weather. A small cutting can sit on a counter unrooted for a couple of weeks without dying. Then, shoot out roots once planted or placed in water. Very large blooms.

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  2. Snowstorm

    Super cool! (Both the science and the plant!!)

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  3. Cemarshall

    Seeing the plant cell structures in sunlight is one of my favorite parts of houseplants! So lovely!

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