Night-blooming Cereus Cacti Original

The night-blooming cereus is a group of cacti that produce large, fragrant flowers that open only at night, usually once a year. The flowers can last for a few hours and may attract bats as pollinators. The night-blooming cereus can grow in various habitats, such as rain forests, deserts, or gardens, and can be propagated from cuttings. The plant is also known as queen of the night or desert apple. Gene's front yard hosts a substantial specimen of this species. This is the original, 8x10" drawing. It has been framed with a double mat. Overall size is 12.37x15.5".