Epiphyllum, often called orchid cactus or night-blooming cereus, roots easily from stem cuttings when timed right. The optimal window is April 15 to July 15; success drops sharply after that.
Once rooted, transplant into a well-draining cactus mix. Provide bright indirect light and protect from hot midday sun. With patience, your cutting will grow into a stunning, bloom-heavy specimen.
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