Pygmaeocereus bylesianus white Its striking architectural form and

Its striking architectural form and minimal water requirements make it perfect for desert or xeric gardens

Choose a soil with a medium or slightly acidic pH level

stigma is white

Spines are extremely variable

In late spring to summer

Pygmaeocereus bylesianus white Its striking architectural form andPygmaeocereus bylesianus Flowers: Nocturnal, white. Cultivation and propagation: summer growing. It is somewhat rot prone if kept in a non ventilated place. Growth rate: Slow growing. Exposure: It will do its best only with lots of sun. It has a good heat tolerance. Watering: Water regularly in summer, but do not over water and keep it completely dry during winter. Mature individuals easily rot and die especially after transplanting so be extremely