Fishbone Cactus - Epiphyllum Anguliger Fern Their green leaves show streaks

Their green leaves show streaks of white and pink variegation with bright fuchsia on the underside of the leaves

The growth is more compact than the Polly but holds twice as many leaves for a nice full bouquet

formerly the Sansevieria variety has a nice deep dark green coloration with streaks of yellow variegation which makes it unique to most other snake plants

Water once the top two inches of soil is dry to the touch

Fishbone Cactus - Epiphyllum Anguliger Fern Their green leaves show streaksThe Fishbone Cactus is a fun and easy to care for plant. It's an epiphyte originating from Mexico and is cared for like a tropical plant instead of your typical cactus variety. Care tips below. How to Care for a Fishbone Cactus Bright indirect light will keep this plant happy but it can handle short bouts of direct sun. Avoid long exposure to sunlight. Unlike most cacti, the Fishbone Cactus likes humidity and doesn't like to dry out in the Summer.