Cereus argentinensis


Scientific Name: Cereus argentinensis Britton & Rose
Synonym: Cereus platygonus
Family: Cactaceae
(Cereus argentinensis)
An antique picture of Cereus argentinensis in Britton and Rose's The Cactaceae
Recommended Temperature Zone:
USDA: 9b-11

Origin: Argentina (Chaco Central)

Growth Habits: Tree-like cactus, up to 40 feet tall (12 m); pale bluish stems 4 to 6 inches thick (10 to 15 cm); 4-5 ribs; 1 or 2 central spines, up to 4 inches long (10 cm); 5-8 radials


Blooming Habits:
Nocturnal white flowers, 8 inches long (20 cm), outer petals with red tinge.


 

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