What to Do with Epiphyllum Oxypetalum Fruit

What to Do with Epiphyllum Oxypetalum Fruit

It is edible and identical to the pitaya fruit of the closely similar Genus Hylocereus but not quite as huge, at 3-4 cm in length. The epiphyllum with broad leaves (Epiphyllum Oxypetalum) is well-known. It has large, highly aromatic flowers that typically only bloom for one night only. Thorough pigment analysisin the peel and fruit juice from…

Is the Queen of the Night Cactus an Epiphyte?

Is the Queen of the Night Cactus an Epiphyte?

Epiphyllum is an epiphytic plant belonging to the cactus family although without leaves or thorns.Its stems are wide and flat, up to 10 centimeters between their ends.  SCIENTIFIC NAME: Epiphyllum oxypetalumOTHER NAMES: Spanish: “Novia de la noche” or “Enamorada de la noche” “Lady of the night”In El Salvador it is known as “Galán de Noche”….

Is Epiphyllum Oxypetalum Poisonous?

Is Epiphyllum Oxypetalum Poisonous? (Experts Opinion)

There is no known source that says Epiphyllum Oxypetalum is a poisonous plant. In fact, tribes in the rainforest regions use flowers as part of their healing rituals. They treat an array of ailments including: Aphrodisiac Fertility Epilepsy Fever High blood pressure Hypertension and heart diseases These flowers are also used to treat skin problems…