Acanthocereus fosterianus
Acanthocereus fosterianus (formerly Peniocereus fosterianus) is a slender cactus of hot Pacific-slope lowlands in Oaxaca and Guerrero. It expects intense heat, a very dry winter and spring, and a wet summer, so it is grown warm and kept dry from November to April.
Where it grows wild
Tropical deciduous forest and thorn scrub near the Pacific coast, where the thin stems lean through shrubs; habitat details are inferred from the genus.
Records lie from 6 to 457 m, median 121 m.
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