Ephiphyllum Anguliger, also known as the "zigzag cactus", "fishbone cactus" and "ric rac cactus", is a species of cactus native to the rainforests of Mexico. This plant is an epiphyte, meaning that it can grow on a 'host' plant, most commonly trees. Ephiphyllum Anguliger is an epiphytic cactus with smooth, green skin and widely branched stems. It has deeply lobed leaves that are 3–5 cm long.

The unique feature of this plant is its striking, lobed leaves. As it matures, it forms large yellow and white flowers. These flowers, trumpet-shaped and 8 cm wide, have a lemon scent. They are predominantly white with orange to bronze sepals and petals behind. These flowers open at night, adding a mystical touch to this already fascinating plant.

Ephiphyllum Anguliger prefers medium to bright indirect light conditions. Direct sunlight should be avoided as this can burn and dry out the cactus quickly. In terms of care, this is an easy succulent to maintain. It is important to note that this plant does not usually flower if it is not in the right light conditions.

All in all, Ephiphyllum Anguliger is a plant that offers an impressive visual spectacle thanks to its distinctive leaves and large flowers. Its ease of care and unique beauty make it a popular choice for plant lovers around the world.