Rhipsalis baccifera - Hanging Cactus Easy Care and the clumps formed can

and the clumps formed can spread as far as 3

Drainage material

The surface has been given slightly cracked smooth concrete finish

The plant gets its name from the edible starch contained within the trunk called Sago

Notes: This variety measures in at approximately 25cm in width and 40cm in height

Rhipsalis baccifera - Hanging Cactus Easy Care and the clumps formed canThe "Rhipsalis baccifera", Hanging Cactus" or "Spaghetti Cactus" is a tropical succulent native to rainforests in warm regions. The cactus has pencil thin succulent stems that may reach up 6 feet (2 m.) in length in larger specimens. The thick skin of the stems does not produce thorns, but it does have almost imperceptible bumps on the surface of the plant. While most cacti are found in hot, sunny, arid zones, mistletoe cactus is unique in its