Cereus peruvianus “blue form” Zacatecas FRØ

Cereus peruvianus blue form is a striking cactus native to the Zacatecas region. This impressive plant features tall, columnar stems with a unique blue-green hue that sets it apart from other cacti. Gardeners appreciate the Cereus peruvianus blue form for its architectural shape and subtle color, which adds an exotic touch to any landscape or collection.

The Blue form Cereus produces large white flowers that bloom at night, emitting a pleasant fragrance. Its thick, fleshy stems help the cactus conserve water, making it drought-tolerant. The Peruvian apple cactus also bears edible fruit, often enjoyed fresh or in local dishes. This variety from Zacatecas is particularly admired for its resilience and ornamental appeal.

• Distinctive blue-green coloration on upright stems
• Produces fragrant, white nocturnal flowers
• Bears edible fruit known as Peruvian apple
• Columnar growth habit creates dramatic visual interest
• Adapted to dry, arid climates of Zacatecas origin

Overall, the Cereus peruvianus cactus is a fascinating specimen that offers both aesthetic beauty and practical uses. Its unique Zacatecas Cereus traits make it a valuable addition for enthusiasts seeking a robust yet elegant cactus. Whether admired for its form or fruit, this plant stands out as a remarkable example of desert flora.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.