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Cacti in Oz
dave61_gw

Nopalxochia

23 years ago

Hi

Does anyone out there have Nopalxochias as I am after some for a friend.

Regards Dave Hall

Comments (4)

  • 23 years ago

    Dave, what differentiates them from epiphyllums?

    Pam

  • 23 years ago

    Nopalxochia is an old name for some species of Epiphyllum, like the Ackermannii.
    Pieter

  • 23 years ago

    Nopalxochia was a genus including a few epiphytic cacti with diurnal flowers adopted to hummingbird or bee pollination, all species with flat stems (not leaves). Today is it united with the genus Disocactus.

    Epiphyllum has nocturnal white flowers adopted to moth pollination.

    "Epiphyllum hybrids" are usually various crosses between Disocactus and Epiphyllum.

  • 11 years ago

    I have this guy, which I believe to be Nopalxochia phyllanthoides. Does anyone know if it's self-fertile? It's blooming outside as I write this, and we have bees, tiny hoverfly-like insects, and I even saw a sugar ant marching about a spent bloom.

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