Lepismium cruciforme v. spiralis Size:Un-rooted Cutting their tall shiny orange spikes

their tall shiny orange spikes glistening in the full sun

A superior plant for hybridizing

Noted to be somewhat cold hardy to light frost

but are all nice

The shells have fishing line secured to the top

Lepismium cruciforme v. spiralis Size:Un-rooted Cutting their tall shiny orange spikesTHIS PLANT IS ON C. I. T. E. S. AND CANNOT BE EXPORTED Different than typical formin that its three or four angled stems grow in a spiral habit. The stems are wide, about a half inch or more, and vary from light to dark green or pinkish in strong light. The aeroles have tufts of white hairs and produce multiple white flowers, followed by red fruits. A very interesting and uncommon form of the species. As a species, cruciforme is epiphytic to