Epiphyllum hookeri
A night-blooming orchid cactus with flat, scalloped stems and fragrant white flowers. It grows on trees in lowland tropical forest from Mexico to Venezuela. It likes warm, humid, bright-shaded conditions with a drier spell to trigger blooming.
Where it grows wild
Epiphytic on trunks and branches in lowland moist and wet forest, scrambling or hanging, often in the upper canopy or at forest edges.
Recorded at 0–2250 m, median 200 m; mostly lowland.
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