spaghetti plant succulent Spaghetti Cactus - Rhipsalis floccosa

spaghetti plant succulent Spaghetti Cactus - Rhipsalis floccosaThe Spaghetti Cactus Rhipsalis floccosa is a must have plant for any home, especially those with enough ceiling height to appreciate these beauties when they get large. Hang them in a sheltered patio or place on a high shelf a few metres back from a bright window then sit back and enjoy. Photo 2 is an approximate size guide of the plants available, photo 1 is an example of a 3 year old plant. Light Requirements: Bright Indirect Light is ideal, handles

The Spaghetti Cactus Rhipsalis floccosa is a must-have plant for any home, especially those with enough ceiling height to appreciate these beauties when they get large. Hang them in a sheltered patio or place on a high shelf a few metres back from a bright window then sit back and enjoy.

Photo 2 is an approximate size guide of the plants available, photo 1 is an example of a 3-year-old plant.

Light Requirements: Bright Indirect Light is ideal, handles medium lighting conditions like a champ.

Moisture & Soil Requirements: Trailing succulent, this plant stores water in leaves and stems so prefers to almost dry out between waterings. Water thoroughly but only when the container feels light or even when the top half of the soil is dry. Prefers small containers, likes to be kept a little drier through winter and can even survive going dry.

Growth & Nutrients: Epiphytic (grows on other plants) in nature so has a small root system, low water requirements and small size. Suits apartments or homes of any size. Feed with a general-purpose fertiliser for containers from the start of spring each year to autumn when growth slows down.

Temperature, Humidity & Ambient requirements: Prefers warm environments inside and adaptable for nearly any situation, tolerates a range of humidity levels.

Toxicity: Non-toxic to pets and people.