№ 144-148. Indoor plants. Cacti.

Epiphyllum Peacockii – a cactus. Undershrubs with ligneous barbless scapes which pass into flat green slips with dentate edges. The blosoms are red, white and creamy. Unfold at night.

Mammilaria Swinglei – a cactus. The scapes are globular, green, covered with hirsute papillas and barbs. This sort of Mammilaria have setas in the axillas. Scarlet and red flowers grow on the top of the cactus in 2-3 circles.

Lophophora Williamsii – a cactus. The scapes are globular, mat, blue-green. The ribs are flat and wide. Flocculent axillary buds are round and far-between. The flowers are pink, appear on the top of the cactus.

Opuntia Basilaris – a cactus. It is a low velvet-blue plant beautifully branching out at the roots. The sprigs are flat with a tinge of red around the bulbils. No barbs. The flowers are scarlet-red.

Selenicereus Grandiflorus – a cactus. The barbed scapes are ribby, thin and sprawling. The flowers are big, snow-white with a crown golden-yellow narrow petals. Have the savour of vanilla. The flower obtained the name "The Night Queen" for its beauty and the blooming period (from 10p.m. to 3a.m.).

The margins of the sheetlet feature the images of blossoming Mammilaria.

The margins of the sheetlet feature the images of blossoming Lophophora.