I have a red dragon fruit plant, I could get a cutting from if you still have cereus cuttings left? Thanks Patrick

I have too many brugs to bring in...therefore I want to trade a valley peach, and a Saveolens pink. Both are rooted in pots and have a Y. probably 8-15 inches tall or so.

Those are normal especially in high humidity.In the wild the plant climbs onto and along objects/mediums by way of these aerials.My night blooming cereus(epiphylium oxypetalum)is 12 feet tall and grows aerials all along its unripe(green) branches but not on its woody older growth.These little roots can get quite long but on my plant they eventually dry up as they don't have anything to attach themselves to. I thought about making use of them by wrapping the bamboo canes that support the plant in moss and thoroughly wetting it once a week so that the ariels may grow into the support/moss,this way I can avoid having to fasten the plant with ties.If you don't like the appearance of these little roots you can simply remove them or if possible lower the humidity to prevent them from growing in the first place though the later may slow growth as these are tropical cactus and enjoy high humidity.

Our Night blooming cereus bloomed for the first time in July of this year- We had 11 blooms on two plants and were thrilled at the size and beauty of the blooms- They bloomed for four nights- A few each night- This past week they started getting buds again! We had been told they will only bloom once a year and then at the last of July or the First of Aug. So we are in shock they are blooming again- This morning there were three beautiful blooms and there are more buds yet to bloom- Is this uncommon? Regards CK