Hechtia lundelliorum

Smooth flowing foliage! These bizarre epiphytes grow out of small crevices on sheer stone cliffs. The 3' long narrow spineless bright-green foliage cascades; at a distance resembling a frozen waterfall. Most effective when mounted on a stone wall, or cascading out of pots or baskets hanging along a porch, it is a sight to behold! Complete cold-hardiness unknown but in San Antonio, TX growing beneath live oaks several plants have survived temperatures in the mid-twenties, undamaged, for two years in a row. (Previously listed as Hechtia tillandsioides.)

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