Blueberry 'Burst' cactus this waxy-looking species survives with

this waxy-looking species survives with only the bare minimum of care

pinnate fronds supported by a slender

Its long slightly weeping leaves are bluish when they first emerge and darken to a deep shiny green as they mature

low humidity and

Whilst there are a few small thorns they are few and far between

Blueberry 'Burst' cactus this waxy-looking species survives withA Rabbiteye variety that is suitable for warmer climates. An excellent cropper that produces large clusters of medium sized fruit with good flavour. A mid to late season variety with fruit being ready to harvest from February to early April. Best grown in a sunny, sheltered position where soils are rich in organic material, moist, slightly acidic and free draining. On average they grow to about 2m x 1. 5m.