Rhipsalis spp. Size:175mm It is 20 to 30

It is 20 to 30 percent smaller than a regular sized almond tree

including slightly acidic to alkaline pH levels

Well drained soils are preferred

Trim off spent flower stems to encourage ongoing blooming and maintain plant vigor

Great for coastal conditions - high salt tolerance

Rhipsalis spp. Size:175mm It is 20 to 30These plants usually grow perched upon trees, though some species grow on rocks or in the ground. The branching succulent stems are commonly pendulous or erect and can be cylindrical, angular, or flattened. A few species have short bristly spines, while many lack them altogether or are armed only when young. After flowering, the plants produce small fleshy translucent berries.