Rhipsalis plants

The mistletoe cactus (Rhipsalis baccifera) is a tropical epiphytic plant, popular as a houseplant due to its delicate, unique foliage and slow-growing

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Here are 21 gorgeous Rhipsalis varieties to experiment with. Rhipsalis are easy to grow jungle cacti and make for a unique addition to your collection.

Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa (Red Rhipsalis), also known as Rhipsalis ramulosa or Kimnachia ramulosa, is a much-branched, spineless cactus ...

Step by step guide, with photos, on how to propagate Rhipsalis. It couldn't be any easier! These jungle cacti are easy to propagate and care for.

There are two different types of cacti - desert and forest. Most of us are familiar with desert cacti which can be identified by their thick, bulbous shape used for storing all the water they need to survive. Another identifying feature is the different spines or spikes they tend to have. However forest cacti, like our plant of the month - Rhipsalis, don't tend to look much like a part of the cactus family at all. They are usually spineless, unless still in infancy, and often have a mass of…