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What we commonly call "epiphyllums" today are actually hybrids of epiphytic cacti species native to the jungles of Central and Sou...

Although the plants that the San Diego Epiphyllum Society was formed to promote are called "epiphyllum", the question is "Are...

In 1813 Englishman Adrian H. Haworth first described Epiphyllum phyllanthus and thus established the name Epiphyllum as a valid name for a G...

While most everyone agrees that our hybrid plants aren't all Epiphyllum hybrids, the real discussion today is "What is the most acc...

Propagation of unrooted cuttings Normaly you get your cuttings unrooted, although some nurseries sell the cuttings rooted. The advantage of ...