Rhipsalis baccifera 6"Rhipsalis baccifera, commonly known as "Mistletoe Cactus", is a pretty interesting pendulous epiphytic cacti. Stems are succulent. Spines are missing but instead normally covered in bristles. Flowers white to pink and fuchsia and also has a berry thus the common name. Light: part sun to part shade. Watering: dry down 5% Soil: succulent mix Images are used for general reference only. The size, flower color, bloom state and shape of each plant will vary.

these glasses are both eye-catching and functional

Lavender blue flower spikes make a wonderful display

Approximately 4' long

Available in a variety of colors

A midwest must for that tropical feeling

has heart shaped leaves and a stem that is slightly yellow/green

tidy plant with large ivory-white flowers  very early in the season

Blooms: late summer to late fall

Late fall foliage is a kaleidoscope of yellow

Blooms: mid summer to early fall

it can tolerate pretty much anything except for over loving them

also called the "Orange India Fig"