Monstrose Apple Cactus 'Cereus peruvianus monstrose'

Get ready to smarten up your cactus collection with a unique and eye-catching addition, the Monstrose apple cactus, also known as Cereus peruvianus monstrose.  It is a crested form of the regular Cereus peruvianus- Apple cactus, which gives it its distinct appearance. This monstrose cactus has a whimsical and otherworldly look, with its twisted, contorted stems and unusual growth pattern. It is also known as hedge cactus and Andes organ pipe.  The monstrose apple cactus has thick, fleshy, bumpy stem ribs that grow in a zigzag or spiral shape, creating a mesmerizing and sculptural effect. The stems are typically gray-green and can grow to be quite tall, reaching heights of up to 10 feet or more, making it a stunning focal point in any garden or indoor space.   The flowers of Cereus peruvianus monstrose typically bloom at night with large, white flowers that have a beautiful fragrance. The blooms are relatively short-lived, open in the evening, and remain open to the next day, but they a