Hey all! Can anyone identify this? The ID app says it’s a dragon fruit but I feel like that not right. A friend gave me a 3” cutting 2 years ago and she grew into this 2’ 6” thing.
Hey all! Can anyone identify this? The ID app says it’s a dragon fruit but I feel like that not right. A friend gave me a 3” cutting 2 years ago and she grew into this 2’ 6” thing.
Maybe a Queen of the Night? Or Fishbone Cactus
3 likesDefinitely not a fish bone, I have one and it’s not the same. I’ll look up the queen of the night! Thanks!!
3 likesYou were right! Queen of the night, aka orchid cactus (I think) lol! THANK YOU!!!!! For 2 years I’ve just known the app was wrong! Lol
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Yay!
1 likeLooks like an orchid cactus (disocactus ackermannii). Blooms come in several colors including red, pink, and white. This plant needs more light and possibly a repotting. The pot looks a bit small for that size plant. The new growth is thin and spindly when it needs brighter light. Bright indirect light or a grow light is needed. They can eventually live in full sun once acclimated by gradually moving it into full sunlight. 🍀🪴
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