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it's best to use a watering can or a hose with a soft spray nozzle to avoid damaging the stems or flowers

All-day sun is a bit too much in summer

You can find cactus soil mixes at most garden centers

the dense fuzzy white trichomes reflect the ultra-violet rays in native conditions

Nyctocereus serpentinus cristata Holiday_Gifts it's best to use aNyctocereus serpentinus cristata is more famously known as the Crested Night blooming Cereus or Crested Snake Cactus. Originating from Mexico, this snake looking cactus cannot tolerate frost; hence, it has to be kept indoors during winters in the colder regions. Between late summer to early fall, white, pink nocturnal snake cactus flowers bloom up. The appearance of this plant, belonging to the Cactaceae family, is shrubby and brain like. The Crested