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REALISTIC - Small brown spines perfectly spaced along the five limbs of this beautiful candelabra cactus USES- Perfect for year-long decor, place in any corner or windowsill for any season. Great for themed events and parties NO MAINTENANCE - This candelabra cactus' high quality durable material requires no major upkeep and will last for as long as you need it to IDEAL SIZE FOR HOME AND OFFICE- Measures 27" Tall and 9" Diameter, Sold Individually, the cactus is perfect for floor displays…

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An impressive, columnar cactus native to South America, recognized by its tall stature, ribbed stems, and nocturnal blooms. Plant enthusiasts are drawn to the Peruvian Apple for its unique appearance and ability to thrive in arid conditions, making it a resilient and low-maintenance choice. Explore our article to unravel the secrets of Cereus repandus, from its fascinating biology to practical tips on cultivation and care. Photo Credit: @333milty111 https://bonsaimary.com/peruvian-apple.html