Pilosocereus curtisii
A branching columnar tree cactus of the dry coastal scrub of the Leeward and Windward Islands, with bluish ribs and woolly flowering areoles. It wants constant warmth, full sun and a lean, quick-draining mix, with drier spells rather than a true cool rest.
Where it grows wild
Dry coastal thorn scrub and rocky limestone or volcanic hillsides near the sea, in full exposure. Built from the measured range and the genus's Caribbean habitat.
Mostly near sea level to a few hundred metres on the islands.
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