Rhipsalis pilocarpa 6" Shipping Available Bloom: early summer

Bloom: early summer

Watering: slightly dry to the touch

They have a tall and narrow bright flower head

They produce odd blooms that are normally hairy and a not so pleasant fragrance

is a trailing succulent that sports light blue green leaves that resemble its namesake

Rhipsalis pilocarpa 6" Shipping Available Bloom: early summerRhipsalis pilocarpa, commonly known as a "Hairy fruited Wickerware Cactus," is an interesting epiphyte indeed. The new stems pop out of the container upright then eventually cascade. Stems are multi branched at the ends, forming a whorl like appearance. White blooms and wine colored fruit covered in bristles which are soft in appearance. Light: part sun Watering: dry down 5% Soil: succulent mix Images are used for general reference only. The size,