Selenicereus Species, Queen of the Night
Selenicereusgrandiflorus
Synonym
Cereus
grandiflorus
Cereus
grandiflorus var. armatus
Very interesting video about the Queen of the Night:
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I have an SG that blooms profusely one night a year, every year, on exactly the same night (usually in July or August) as every other SG ...Read More
In 1966, I arrived in Mulberry, FL with my parents and siblings.
The plant was growing in a large live oak in the front yard. We ...Read More
I have seen the Queen of the Night - Selenicereus grandiflorus growing in many locations around Melbourne, Florida, Merritt Island, Flori...Read More
This plant wanders all over my greenhouse in Seattle. It puts its aerial roots onto shelves and other plants' pots. Bloomed July 24 this ...Read More
I have had my plant for 10 years now. It bloomed for the first time last year and did so twice. This year it has bloomed 3 different time...Read More
Here is a link to an article from our local newspaper ("St. Petersburg Times"), with a nice story on this plant. (The article refers hea...Read More
The plant does not require potting, we have taken cuttings and broken parts from a Queen of the Night growing on a Palmetto and attached...Read More
I got a cutting for this gem way back in the mid 70s -- and still have the self-same plant and its progeny! It has only bloomed for me tw...Read More
The Queen of the Night (Selenicereus grandiflorus) bears majestic flowers indeed, so can be a real Queen.
However, when not flower...Read More