Rhipsalis Species, Hairy-Fruited Wickerware Cactus, Hairy Stemmed Rhipsalis, Mistletoe Cactus

As of today, I have six-month old seedlings. Four remain out of maybe 15 seedlings that germinated. The biggest one is 1/4" tall. They lo...Read Moreok like they will make it, and I'm pretty happy with the four that survived. If I'm correct, this species will do just as well as R. Salicornioides here in Southern California.

This is eventually a good trailer..over 3' and some say 5'. I wouldn't doubt that. Its a hardy grower in the San Francisco bay area,long ...Read Morelived,and easy to care for. For best stem coloring it should get a few hours of sun or it will stay a standard green color. Does great mounted on tree branches. Mine is 20 years old..and has taken 28f with minor damage..30f caused none. If you can only have one Rhipsalis species..lol,..

this is an easy to grow plant, indoors or outside year round if you live in a warm climate. i don't know how cold hardy it is as i bring...Read More mine in when the temps fall to 40 and below. beautiful small blooms throughout the winter and into spring. i mist mine frequently in summer but do nothing to it once fall approaches. i feed with osmocote and/or a light foliar feed.

i've found it to be thorn free and it is a blue gray in color, almost a slate color.