Night Blooming Cereus Peniocereus greggii Cactaceae
	Form: Cactus Seasonality: Perennial Size: 10 feet tall Leaves; n/a Flowers: Strongly scented white flowers open at night in June, lasting only one night, over 4 inches in diameter Fruit: 3 inches long (8 cm) red-orange ovoid fruit, with black seeds. Stems/Trunks: Grayish green stems, 4 to 6 ribs; elliptical areoles closely set; blackish spines Range/Origin: Arizona (USA), Sonora (Mexico), Hardiness: USDA: 9-10, 20°F Comments: Low litter, medium thorns CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS: Exposure: Full to partial sun Water: Low Soil: Sandy, well drained Propagation: Cuttings, seeds Maintenance: Minimal
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