Pygmaeocereus bylesianus white Its striking architectural form and

Its striking architectural form and minimal water requirements make it perfect for desert or xeric gardens

Avoid overwatering this Aloe to prevent rotting of the roots

They have simplified blooms with no petals

despite its name

Pygmaeocereus bylesianus white Its striking architectural form andPygmaeocereus bylesianus Flowers: Nocturnal, white. Cultivation and propagation: summer growing. It is somewhat rot prone if kept in a non ventilated place. Growth rate: Slow growing. Exposure: It will do its best only with lots of sun. It has a good heat tolerance. Watering: Water regularly in summer, but do not over water and keep it completely dry during winter. Mature individuals easily rot and die especially after transplanting so be extremely