Fishbone Cactus ‘Selenicereus anthonyanus’ - Ric Rac Cactus

Introducing the fishbone cactus, known as Selenicereus anthonyanus, which is a fast-growing epiphytic cactus with climbing stems. This cactus is named "fishbone" due to the distinct shape of its foliage, which resembles the skeleton of a fish. The leaves are flat, narrow, and deeply serrated, giving them a fishbone-like appearance.  Apart from its common name, fishbone cactus, Selenicereus anthonyanus is also known by other names such as Ric Rac cactus, Zig zag cactus, and Ric rac  orchid cactus. These names reflect the cactus's unique growth pattern and the zigzag shape of its stems. It can grow up to 4 feet long and 6 inches wide. However, it can be trimmed or pruned to maintain a desired size or shape.  Native to the rainforests of Mexico, specifically the Yucatan Peninsula, the standout feature of the fishbone cactus is its foliage. The unusual leaf-like branches are dark green and have prominent, wavy ridges that run along the edges. The serrated edges give the cactus a visually