That's right: there ARE leafy cacti! Pereskia is one of two cactus lineages that retain non-dehiscent leaves. They do have spines though -- they're more noticeable on other species, but P. weberiana has these small, cute ones (they may become more dense as it ages). https://t.co/6TTpY0LAuO

— Samuel Dymerski (@dymerski_samuel) 2019.6.30

Pereskia aculeata 'Godseffiana'. It's a leafy cactus. #cactus #succulents #pereskia #houseplants #leafycactus https://t.co/EbxWy7IX4W

— Kathy (@Khaph) 2018.8.2

ほぉ バラキリン挿し穂　強刺タイプ　木の葉サボテン（Pereskia sacharosa、ペレスキア） https://t.co/YEGLYWReYr

— にっぴー（種子爺） (@m_400ie) 2018.8.21

うほっ σペレスキア ホリダ(月の桂) 3.5号 Pereskia horrida 多肉植物 サボテン 塊根 https://t.co/UbVq2PLCbi

— にっぴー（種子爺） (@m_400ie) 2018.4.12

#PlantDay #Pereskia grandifolia, #weird non-#succulent #cactus from #brazil, a possible proto-cactus ancestor. #botany @FairchildGarden https://t.co/3W6ERiC3zz

— Kenneth Setzer (@KennethSetzer) 2017.5.19