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Old 04-14-2015, 08:09 PM   #21 (permalink)
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When I was living in Mauritius, another type, similar to df but fruitless, was used as a fence. It leaned on a metal wire treillis supported by metal posts. It was effective.
Night blooming Cereus.
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I don't think so. A cactus , similar shape...
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I don't think so. A cactus , similar shape...
The Hylocereus species produce fruit and the Cereus species don't. Other than that the are both cacti, very similar in appearance and have nearly identical blooms.
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