One of the strangest plants of the desert, the night blooming cereus, is a member of the cactus family. It is popular in rock gardens, or can be used as a house plant and can actually be trained to a trellis in Arizona and other suitable climates.
The night-blooming cereus has sparse, angular, lead-gray, twiggy stems about 1/2 inch in diameter. Extremeley small spines grow along the 4 to 6 ribs of these woody stems.The flower is breathtaking at almost 7 inches (18 cm.) across and produces a heavenly scent. The bloom will only open for one night and die by the next morning. It can bloom anytime between July and October.
A rootbound cactus produces more abundant Cereus flowers!

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