Epiphyllum hookeri subsp. guatemalense (formerly Epiphyllum guatemalense) Chlorospatha or floor pots where height

or floor pots where height and colour can shine

Rarity: currently uncommon

Browning edges: Linked to dry air or infrequent watering

The genus name Rhodospatha is derived from Greek: rhodon (“rose”) and spathē (“spathe”)

giving it a tree-like appearance

Epiphyllum hookeri subsp. guatemalense (formerly Epiphyllum guatemalense) Chlorospatha or floor pots where heightEpiphyllum hookeri subsp. guatemalense (formerly Epiphyllum guatemalense) Epiphyllum hookeri subsp. guatemalense (monstrose form) produces wide, flattened green stems that curl, loop and arch as they lengthen. Deep scallops and lobes break up the edges, making the contorted shape visible even on shorter segments.