Shark Fin Epiphyllum 6in plant care the foliage develops dramatic splits

the foliage develops dramatic splits and holes that give Monsteras their iconic tropical look

glossy green leaves and bold

Aglaonemas contain calcium oxalate crystals and are toxic if chewed or ingested

Watering Needs: Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged

Shark Fin Epiphyllum 6in plant care the foliage develops dramatic splitsEpiphyllum Shark Fin is a tropical epiphytic cactus with dramatic, fin like lobed stems that trail beautifully from shelves or hanging baskets. Unlike desert cacti, it naturally grows in trees in rainforest environments and prefers a bit more moisture and humidity. Light: Bright, indirect light is best. It can tolerate a little gentle morning sun, but avoid harsh direct afternoon light which can scorch the stems. Water: Allow the top 12 inches of soil