Cleistocactus winteri subs. colademono - Monkey Tail Cactus variegated Foliage Silvery green to bright

Foliage Silvery green to bright green when wet Flowers Green Flowering Time Various Toxicity Non toxic Coming soon

then branching out at the top in a tree-like manner and growing to 4m tall over time

meaning that it has underground storage organs where it stores water and energy

silvery-green leaves

and in a bright

Cleistocactus winteri subs. colademono - Monkey Tail Cactus variegated Foliage Silvery green to brightThe Monkey's Tail Cactus (Cleistocactus winteri subs. colademono) is an attractive epilithic species, that grows hanging from steep rock faces in its native Bolivia. Formerly Hildewintera colademononis, this cactus has trailing bright green yellow stems with long, soft hair like spines. These spines start off yellowish and turn whiter as the stem grows, resembling a tail. It is the hairy stems that give the plant the name Monkey Tail Cactus. It