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The book of cacti: and other succulents by Claude Chidamian

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Its members are found from the seasho re to altitudes of twelve thousand feet In the Andes. They range in height from one inch to sixty feet. ing tODS. The description, culture, and uses of these cacti are so varied that they must be discussed separately under each sublribe and genus. Til_ Torm C"efi-TIte Subtrlb. Cereanae Members of this first and largest subdivision of the Cereus tribe have been called tbe Torch Cacti, for tbeir slilf, upriglu SIems onen bear such a profU8ion of blooms that they look Uke lorches aflame.

But the whitespined species should be given somewhat less water than lhe others. Perhaps the most striking flowers among the Slender Torches belong to the genus Helioeereus (hee'-Iee-oh-see'-ree-us). mbering lropical plants, native to Mexico and Cenlral America, whose spectacular day-bloommg flowers arc considered by many the finest in the Cactus family. The Sun Cereus, H . speoiosus1 is perhaps the best-known species. Its magnificent scarlet flowers have been extensively crossed with the epiphyllums to give us the so-called Orchid Cacu, or modern hybrid epiphyllums.

Will not take temperatures much below 50·F. To conclude this list of Slender Torch Cacti we must add those almost vinelike plants of prolific blooming habn that make up the genus Eriocereus (ehr-ee-oh-see'-ree-us). They are stTOng-growing cacti requinng rather large pots. rich soil. and abundant watering, and can take temperatures to 20·F. E. bonplandii, with huge white night flowers from spring until late faU, is probably the best-loved variety. BUI the Pink Moon Cactus, E. regelii, wilh very similar pink blooms, is a close rival.

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