Epiphyllum guatemalense montrose grown from seed. This plant blooms frequently from early spring to late summer, each flower only lasts a few hours over night, however flowers are self-pollinating. It produces relatively large amounts of fruit per plant (10 to 30+ fruit on mid-sized plant) once mature. Fruit are about the size of a clementine and should be picked once they are red and soft. They have a taste reminiscent of grapes and passion fruit. They go well with salad. Flowers grow on long "stalks" and are relatively small (2 inches wide), with a very weak scent.
 
Given right conditions it is a fast grower. It is very moisture tolerant, however like all tropical cacti still prefers a loamy, well-draining soil. We recommend providing it with mild fertilizer during and after its fruiting season. As its name indicates is native to Guatemala and elsewhere in Mesoamerica.