Night-blooming cereus (Epiphyllum oxypetalum and relatives) dropping buds before opening signals drought stress during the critical flowering period.
Watering Fix
Use weight method: water thoroughly, then wait until pot feels significantly lighter. NEVER let dry out completely when buds are forming. Cacti rot if constantly wet, but need consistent moisture during bloom.
Light & Cleanup
Morning sun ideal. Remove dead parts promptly. Many cereus bloom multiple times yearly, not once.
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