Peniocereus greggii #caminatanocturna #realdetultepec #peniocereus https://t.co/epT80lJIuw

— Josue Misael Benítez Garcia (@JosueMisaelBen2) 2022.5.15

サボテン紹介動画をyoutubeアップしました。 珍妙・珍奇なサボテン大集合 温室で見つけたサボテンらしからぬサボテン紹介 登場するサボテンは、、、 なるほど柱 晃山 マイフエニオプシス・マンドラゴラ アリゾナの夜の女王 Peniocereus greggii v. transmontanus https://t.co/l04FoZiZFU

— ジェムおじさん (@GemCactus) 2021.2.6

Scientific Name: Peniocereus greggii (Engelm.) Britt. & Rose Common name: Night-Blooming Cereus Photographer: Anthony Mendoza Locality: Tucson, Arizona Copyright: Free use allowed for nonprofit research or educational purposes https://t.co/X9qXyRPVVY https://t.co/6Chi0rOP5E

— Michael Demers (@micaldemers) 2020.10.7

@HarSh0519 @twitereena I tried searching, this one was closest to the one in the pic. Peniocereus greggii var. greggii (Night-blooming cereus, queen of the night, deer-horn cactus)

— Prof. Q (@staribo) 2020.6.22

#MondayMantra — #Peniocereus greggii syn. #Cereus greggii. The Queen of the Night cactus blooms for just a few hours in a single midsummer's eve. Once a year. That's it. Then the beautiful bloom is gone… https://t.co/GG6M9MNAIq

— Aionios Books (@AioniosBooks) 2019.8.13

Check out BUY 3 GET 2 FREE Peniocereus greggii 5 Pcs Seeds for Home Garden #handmade https://t.co/21WGofGdxV via @eBay

— LuxussHere (@luxuss05) 2019.7.25

Peniocereus greggii is a most rare flower. In this post there are full information about this flower. You can read about it from this link https://t.co/oi97DMjYL6 https://t.co/LZxh6MuytB

— Code 'n Science (@codensci) 2019.7.5

@OrgPhysics Peniocereus greggii is a most rare flower. In this post there are full information about this flower. You can read about it from this link https://t.co/oi97DMjYL6 https://t.co/Y6gUg1gHKX

— Ptoper Blogging Tips (@allofblogging) 2019.7.5

Peniocereus greggii is a most rare flower. In this post there are full information about this flower. You can read about it from this link https://t.co/oi97DMjYL6 https://t.co/Xzk3DbqZh4

— Ptoper Blogging Tips (@allofblogging) 2019.7.5

Mi moto ya tiene nombre. Se llama PENI. Por Peniocereus greggii, una cactacea endémica de México y Arizona que también es llamada "Reyna de la noche". La conocí en mi viaje a Durango, justo después de comprar mi moto. Además también me recuerda a una mascota de la infancia.

— Ana Karen (@Ponyux) 2018.9.29

@dale_dixon @Nimbisimbi A reverse image search turned up Nightblooming Cereus (Peniocereus greggii).

— DeniseF (@yycsan) 2017.11.2

Garden Queen! This is the same Arizona Queen of the Night (Peniocereus greggii) that bloomed back in mid May. There were 4 more buds so I knew I would eventually get some blooms and it… https://t.co/mI1WarOcFJ

— Marianne Skov Jensen (@ezpixels) 2018.7.5

@dculleney Yes! People use that term interchangeably for a few different species of night blooming cacti. Hydrocereus undatus, Peniocereus greggii, Selenicereus grandiflorus, Epiphyllum oxypetalum and some others.

— Cactus Zach (@CactiGuys) 2018.9.15

Early birds get an audience with the Queens! #ArizonaQueenOfTheNight #peniocereusgreggii… https://t.co/5s0jdPhTv9

— Marianne Skov Jensen (@ezpixels) 2017.7.19

Photo: cactguy: Peniocereus greggii Commonly called Desert Night-blooming Cereus or Arizona Queen of the... http://t.co/BCCDAIysCd

— Dustin Miller (@zoopunkwild) 2013.4.23

Peniocereus greggii v. transmontanus pinterest.com/pin/4940590215…

— Henk Roosen (@Henk Roosen) 2014.8.22

Peniocereus greggii pinterest.com/pin/4940590215…

— Henk Roosen (@Henk Roosen) 2014.5.23

Peniocereus greggii fb.me/3fO2QJ1dj

— Henk Roosen (@Henk Roosen) 2014.5.22

Another photo from yesterday. #ArizonaQueenOfTheNight #peniocereusgreggii #MSC_AZ… https://t.co/FZFGnqaqv4

— Marianne Skov Jensen (@ezpixels) 2015.6.15

Queen of the Desert The night-blooming cereus Peniocereus greggii. https://t.co/aVLRCOovjs

— terry t (@catalinapueblo) 2016.6.20