Disocactus ( Epiphyllum ) anguliger Passifloraceae Broad glossy leaves sit close

Broad glossy leaves sit close together and overlap tightly around each cane tip

"Gloriosum" refers to its glorious

Fertilization – Apply a diluted liquid fertilizer every 4-6 weeks during active growth

These small plants begin below the bronze foliage and develop their own leaves as they root

while 'Pink' describes its distinctive rosy variegation

Disocactus ( Epiphyllum ) anguliger Passifloraceae Broad glossy leaves sit closeDisocactus ( Epiphyllum ) anguliger Disocactus anguliger is recognised by flat green stems cut into deep, regular zigzags. The alternating lobes create the familiar fishbone pattern, while the surface remains smooth, lightly leathery and almost spineless. New sections begin narrow and upright, then widen and develop more pronounced angles as they lengthen. Older stems arch over the container and may trail for close to a metre, turning a compact young