“Epiphyllum” Genus

Epiphyllum Genus Image

Epiphyllum is native to Central America and South America. The name Epiphyllum comes from the Greek word “epi,” meaning “on” or “upon,” and “phyllon,” meaning “leaf.” Epiphyllum plants are typically spineless with sprawling stems that turn them into vine-like plants. The stems appear flattened, so most of the time, they were mistaken as leaves.

Epiphyllum Plants On Succulent City

Epiphyllum Hookeri (Hooker's Orchid Cactus)
Epiphyllum Hookeri (Hooker’s Orchid Cactus)
Epiphyllum Pumilum Image
Epiphyllum Pumilum
Epiphyllum Guatemalense Image
Epiphyllum Guatemalense
Epiphyllum Crenatum Image
Epiphyllum Crenatum

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