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Pegasus Orchid Cactus
Also known as: Hybrid Epiphyllum
The pegasus Orchid Cactus is a popular Epiphyllum 'Pegasus' hybrid with extra-large vivid fuchsia and lavender flowers that typically last 3 to 4 days. This plant's flowers are nocturnal, which means they only bloom at night. Coolidge Rare Plant Nursery created this hybrid succulent with unknown parentage.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Succulent, Vine
Plant Type
Semi-evergreen
Leaf type

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Care Guide for Pegasus Orchid Cactus

Every 2 weeks
Water
Partial sun
Sunlight
20 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Pegasus Orchid Cactus flourishes in high humidity, preferring consistent moisture but tolerating brief dry spells. Water every two weeks for optimal hydration. As an epiphytic plant, it benefits from misting during the growing season to mimic its tropical origins.
Fertilize: During growing seasons (spring, summer, fall), fertilize pegasus Orchid Cactus monthly with liquid fertilizer. No winter fertilization needed. Incorporate slow-release fertilizer when repotting. Use low-concentration nitrogen during seedlings and phosphate-potassium before/after blooming. Excessive fertilizer can cause yellowing; stop if this occurs.
Pruning: Pegasus Orchid Cactus needs minimal pruning. Focus on removing withered flowers and branches to help direct nutrients toward healthy growth.
Propagation: Main propagation methods for pegasus Orchid Cactus include division and grafting. For division, cut the stem's tips and replant them; new shoots will grow. Grafting involves using a rootstock, where pegasus Orchid Cactus is placed at the center to fuse over 1-2 weeks, allowing for a new plant.
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