Description of Peresky species

 

Pereskii are amazing plants in the cactus family, the only ones to have full leaves. They are more similar to rose hips than cacti, and the shape of a bush, and some species even the structure of a flower. Many of them are becoming more and more popular with true lovers of succulents and cacti, despite the fact that at home they form large thorny bushes (subject to full sunlight).

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Type Name Trunk Bark Leaves Areoles/spines Flowers Homeland
Coastal areas

Pereskia aculeata

Pereskia prickly

liana chestnut, cracked medium, leathery, back reddish 5-11/2-5 young have 2-3 spikes, white, for attachment to the support; old ones have up to 25 more straight spines 4-8 mm white, pink, fawn, fragrant, 3-5 cm, terminal and lateral, can be in inflorescences up to 70 pieces Lat. Americas, Florida, Paraguay, Caribbean Islands
Coastal areas

Pereskia bahiensis

Pereskia Brazilian

bush chestnut with cracks, d = 30 cm long, leathery, no petioles 4-12/2-7 young 0-6, old up to 45 straight lines of different lengths (2 -9 cm) pink, purple. One-day-olds, in inflorescences from 2 to 12, 4-7 cm Brazil 400-900m above w/m
Coastal areas

Pereskia bleo

Pereskia orange

bush young olive, old chestnut, d = 15 cm long, leathery, on long petioles 3 cm, 6-20/2-7 spines 0-5 to 40 straight, black at the ends, up to 2 cm red, fragrant, 4-6 cm, terminal or lateral, in inflorescences of 2-4 pieces, similar but rose Panama, Colombia, 400-900m above w/m
Coastal areas

Pereskia grandifolia

Large-leaved pereshia
bush chestnut, rough, d = 20 elongated: 9-23/4-6, on petioles 5-12 mm spines from 0-8 to 90 strong, straight, black, of different lengths (1-6.5 cm) saturated pink, 4-5 cm, terminal or lateral, single or in inflorescences 10-20 pieces. There are forms with a different color of the flower Brazil
Coastal areas

Pereskia sacharosa

Pereskia sugar

bush brown green, 10/6, leathery areoles light pubescent, spines dark brown, thin, 5-6 on areola, long (up to 5 cm) large dark pink (up to 12 cm) Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina, Brazil
Tropical

Pereskia guamacho

Perescia guamacho

bush-shaped d = 25 cm small, 2-7/1-6, petioles clearly visible, 1-5 mm young 0-2 0.5-2 cm long, old to 60 3-5 cm long yellow small (2-5 cm), lateral, single or in inflorescences of 2-3, blooms until the leaves bloom Colombia, Venezuela, Antilles, dry areas up to 800 m above sea level
Tropical

Pereskia lychnidiflora

Pereskiya lichnisotsvetkovaya

tree d = 30-40 cm rough, with cracks; horizontal shoots small, 2-6/1-4, short petioles spines from 1-3 to 30, different lengths, 2-12 cm yellow-orange, 6 cm, terminal, single Mexico, Costa Rica, dry forests up to 1000m above w/m
Tropical

Pereskia marcanoi

Pereskia creeping

bush khaki color, with cracks, prickly 3,5-7 / 1-3 up to 30 spines up to 3 cm long pink-purple, rosehip-like, separated, 3-5 cm Dominican Republic
Tropical

Pereskia portulacifolia

Peresky portulacolia

bush prickly chestnut small 5-15/4-10 mm up to 50 spines 22 mm long purple like rose hips, up to 6 cm Haiti, Dominican Republic, Jamaica
Tropical

Pereskia quisqueyana

Peresky five-membered

bush prickly, khaki, cracked small 3-5/3   pink as rosehip, 5-7 cm, blooms all year round Dominican Republic
Tropical

Pereskia zinniiflora

Pereskia cyniflora

tree olive with red tint elongated, medium about 5-10 spines, reddish, long, all in different directions. Hairy areoles red-pink Cuba
Mountain

 Pereskia diazromeroana

Perescia diazromeroana

bush, tuberous roots d = 2 cm, from light green to light chestnut small, 2-4/1-2, short petioles 5-12 spines of different lengths (5-30 mm), straight, brown, all in different directions light pink, terminal, 1-3 cm, single or in inflorescences of 2-3; have white forms Bolivia, dry valleys 1300-2000 m above sea level
Mountain

Pereskia humboldtii

Pereskia Humboldt

bush, tubers creeping shoots, green to chestnut small, 2-4/1-3, short petioles on young areoles 1-4 soft spines, on old ones up to 10 long (1-4 cm), straight, sharp, brown small (5-15 mm), red or yellow-orange, terminal or lateral, in inflorescences of 2-6. There are other colors Peru, dry valleys 500-700m above w/m
Mountain

Pereskia weberiana

Peresky weber

bush, tubers d = 12cm, green to chestnut, rough 3-6/1-3, petiole-free, small Areoles fleecy, spines: 1 central (long), 2-3/20 lateral, straight, sharp, brown, 0.5-2 cm small pink (2-2.5 cm), single terminal, one-day Bolivia, dry forests and valleys 1100-1900m above w/m