Pilosocereus Azulensis | 15cm pot Direct Light coin-shaped leaves and a trailing

coin-shaped leaves and a trailing growth habit

They can produce fruit given optimum growing conditions

Activated charcoal is included to help combat the chemicals in our tap water that may lead to the common problems we all face

Rosita prefers to dry out between waterings

The foliage of these houseplants is quite large

Pilosocereus Azulensis | 15cm pot Direct Light coin-shaped leaves and a trailingThe striking blue green hue and sculptural shape of the Pilosocereus azulensis make it a standout addition to any bright interior. Native to Brazil, this rare cactus brings desert charm and is surprisingly low maintenance. Light: This cactus thrives in bright, indirect light and can handle some direct sun, especially in the morning. A south or west facing window is ideal. Its not suited to low light spaces, so be sure to place it somewhere with plenty