Propagating Fishbone Orchid Cactus: Epiphyllum spp. / Cryptocereus anthonyanus

Anyone that grows plants loves to share their plants, as well as receive baby plants from friends. We use the word propagation when we are talking about creating new plants from pre-existing plants. Various types of Orchid Cactus (Epiphyllum species) are some of the easiest to propagate and make brand new plants. If you've never tried propagating before, this is a great first plant. In this video I am propagating a Fish Bone Cactus (Epiphyllum angulier), but this information is pertinent for all different kinds of succulent Orchid Cactus. If you still have questions about propagating, be sure to leave a comment below!

[@bexaidacandelaria5128]

Hi Devin👋🏼
Thanks for your page Enjoying your Robertas plants 🤗 Your plant enthusiasm shows brightly😉
Thanks for your plant ditection👍🏼
Hasta plant lover , till next video Plant Vibes🤣

[@plantvibrations]

Glad you find my page! Hope you enjoy :)

[@kamiliatedja2579]

Good idea

[@Apollo_Blaze]

Its always best to use a tool like a stick to make the hole and then place the cutting in the soil...These plants are so easy to grow...we have had them for years. A good pruning can really make these plants look much better. They really need pruning when they get too big and wild...plus you can make more to give to friends 🌿

[@cruelsister1]

Excellent info. Thanks alot.

[@plantvibrations]

im happy you enjoyed it!

[@indoorIvan]

Love how you use kitchen utensils for gardening! I tend to use chopsticks 🤣 Hope that plant becomes nice and full 🙂

[@plantvibrations]

hahaha since my gardening space is basically my kitchen, all utensils are potential garden utensils haha

[@AiyanaT93]

indoorIvan I thought I was the only one who used chopsticks for indoor gardening 😅

[@kai_kwentang]

It is fishbone cactus plant or zigzag cactus

[@plantvibrations]

both 'fishbone' and 'zigzag' are used to refer to this plant