Forest Cactus - Rhipsalis crispata Wildlife Gifts They became associated with the

They became associated with the season thanks to their resemblance to stars and have remained a winter staple thanks to their stunning colour and beauty

to help with its dormancy in autumn and winter

and why you might get roots sticking out of the soil (aerial roots)

Fragrance: Bay & Rosemary

Use tepid water when the plant is flowering

Forest Cactus - Rhipsalis crispata Wildlife Gifts They became associated with theScientific Name Rhipsalis crispata (curly wickerwork plant) Common Name Mistletoe Cactus, Forest Cactus Origin Native to tropical South America, especially Brazil Description In its rainforest home, this cactus grows in the nooks and crannies of trees, where it is protected both from harsh sun and soggy soil. Unlike its desert cousins, it is not adapted to perpetually dry environments! Ensure when placing it in your home and watering it that it gets