Epiphyllum hybrids have amazing large flowers that grow from stalks on their branches. As true members of the cactus family, they don't produce leaves, but instead have broad green stems and branches that collect sunlight for photosynthesis.

We offer registered, named Epiphyllum hybrids, related species, and unnamed or No ID hybrid clones. Each is sold as either a cutting to be rooted by the customer, or a pre-rooted cutting with established root system and showing new growth. Check each listing for details.

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  • Epiphyllum sprouts from seeds at EpiphyllumsOnline.com

    Epiphyllum Seed Growing Update

    Regular updates about the growth of the seeds we collected from epiphyllum fruit grown on one of our orchid cactus plants in New Hampshire, USA. Follow the journey from harvesting the...

    Epiphyllum Seed Growing Update

    Regular updates about the growth of the seeds we collected from epiphyllum fruit grown on one of our orchid cactus plants in New Hampshire, USA. Follow the journey from harvesting the...

  • How to Harvest Epiphyllum Seeds from EpiphylumsOnline.com

    How to Harvest Epiphyllum Seeds

    If you want a clone of a named epiphyllum, you must use a cutting for propagation. However, if you want to see what you get with a random set of...

    How to Harvest Epiphyllum Seeds

    If you want a clone of a named epiphyllum, you must use a cutting for propagation. However, if you want to see what you get with a random set of...

  • How to root an epiphyllum cutting Best Practices

    How to Root an Epiphyllum Cutting: Best Practices

    There are many different rooting options and combination of options, but what works best for epiphyllum cuttings? Here is our considered opinion of the best practices to get your epiphyllum...

    How to Root an Epiphyllum Cutting: Best Practices

    There are many different rooting options and combination of options, but what works best for epiphyllum cuttings? Here is our considered opinion of the best practices to get your epiphyllum...

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