Disocactus anguliger

Ooo - I want one! It's very unusual.

Thank you. I could send you a cutting if you like.

What lovely shapes each side of the foliage reminds me of pinkinshears sissors.

Hywel, That's really kind of you. It's kind of complicated to do at the moment but once things ease off next year, that would be lovely. I wish you and Bella a Happy New Year...

Thank you Thruppenybit ... I agree about the shape.

Anget I'll root a cutting and you can tell me when you're ready for it.
Happy new year to you too when it comes :)

Thank you, Hywel. :-)

😊 xx

I like it & it looks nice & healthy too.

Thank you, it never grows much though.

I agree :) Thank you.

What kind of flowers does it have? How often do you polish it, lol...

Pretty shape of the leaves. 😊

Thank you Yorkslass,
It has never flowered but I am hoping it will one day.
It is naturally shiny lol

Thank you TT, the deeply toothed shape of the flat stems give it the name 'anguliger', it means angle-bearing.

Fascinating, Hywel ...
I like to read about the origins of words...

I guess epiphyte means it is like the rare Cactus which flowered in the Cambrige Botanic garden recently ?
x x x 😁

Yes that's right, it uses the branches of trees etc as support :)