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Rhipsalis Pachyptera Cactus Ready For Hanging Basket 3.5" Pot Huge/Oversized!

Rhipsalis Pachyptera Cactus Ready For Hanging Basket 3.5" Pot Huge/Oversized!

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Name: Mistletoe Cactus
Scientific Name: Rhipsalis Pachyptera
Family: Cactaceae

Product Description
The perfect succulent for hanging baskets, or planters that are tall and off the ground. The leaves are segmented and cylindrical at the base and become flattened oval-shaped with a frilly scalloped edge. The color of the leaf-like stem is dark green olive, and can almost have a purple tint to it. Like other Rhipsalis, they also grow small white berry-like fruits. that are filled with seeds that can be planted. Easy to care for, in the wild they can ofter be found growning on the surface of trees so soil and watering requirements are minimal. Find somewhere warm with a fair bit of light and it'll be alright.

Origination: Brazil
Historic Uses: Ornamental
Height: 3-6ft (1-2m)(Trailing)
Fruit Color: White/Clear
Other Names: Hatiora pachyptera

Growing Instructions:
Moderate light, low water care, for Rhypsalis pachyptera is fairly straightforward and follow basic succulent care guidelines. Bright, indirect sunlight works great for indoor locations, and dappled or filtered sunlight is perfect for growing outdoors. A light, well-draining soil does best; In the heat of summer they would prefer to dry out mostly, but not completely. In the winter dormant period, allow soil to dry completely between waterings. Avoid freezing temperatures. Anything near 32°F (0°C) is potentially life-threatening for the plant.
Please try to understand that most of these plants are not garden center plants. They are wild perennial plants that will go dormant at certain times of the year. We do not have a set up that allows us to grow year-round so we have to grow with the seasons. If you buy a plant out of season, I will typically still send it because it is a perennial plant and will grow again when the climate allows it to grow again. I will never send out a declining annual plant unless I contact you first. Though most of these are easy to grow, they are NOT all beginner plants. This statement applies to medicinal plants, herbs, and some vegetables – not so much succulents, hoyas and cacti, though they go dormant too, they usually still look the same and don’t decline during dormancy. If you are unsure when a plant grows best or goes dormant, please don't hesitate to ask me. They don't all go dormant at the same time here in Jacksonville, Fl. I can't speak for anywhere else though with certainty.

You will receive a plant that is very similar to the plants pictured, however, they may have grown some, or, depending on the time of year, they could be semi-dormant. Ships in a 3" pot. We put great care into packaging our plants and problems have been VERY rare, but due to the nature of the items shipped, it is possible for leaves or small stems to bend or break in transit but generally this is only cosmetic, and the plant will recover once watered and placed in a bright location (But not direct sun since they just came out of the box!). If your plant arrives rotting or dead, we will replace it for you. Please contact me with photo proof within 24 hours of delivery of your plants. It is my commitment to provide you with a live, healthy plant. Please note that minor cosmetic damage, such as a few broken leaves or small stems, may occur during transit and is a common risk inherent in the shipping process. After 24 hours, my job is done and it is up to you (The buyer) to know how to keep it alive. I have only grown plants in Florida and will send out anything I feel comfortable will grow here. In other words, it is up to you to know the conditions that these plants grow in the part of the country you reside.
 

Heat packs are available for purchase with your item to use if cold weather is expected at the time of shipment. (Link to Heat Pack: bit.ly/40ugd4J ) Keep in mind some plants we carry are very tropical and even cold, not freezing, temperatures can kill them. I will cancel any order I feel won't make it safely to its destination without freezing. 📌IF YOU EXPECT COLD WEATHER, PLEASE PURCHASE A HEAT PACK! 📌 I don't make any profit off of them because they are a necessary shipping item in winter.

Care instructions are included with your order. Don’t hesitate to reach out to me for any extra advice you may require. We want you to be successful with our babies!  If you have any questions about this item or others, please message me and I will gladly answer them. 

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Items cannot be shipped to CALIFORNIA or ARIZONA due to state import laws. Any orders from these states will be canceled. My apologies for this inconvenience.
Name: Mistletoe Cactus
Scientific Name: Rhipsalis Pachyptera
Family: Cactaceae

Product Description
The perfect succulent for hanging baskets, or planters that are tall and off the ground. The leaves are segmented and cylindrical at the base and become flattened oval-shaped with a frilly scalloped edge. The color of the leaf-like stem is dark green olive, and can almost have a purple tint to it. Like other Rhipsalis, they also grow small white berry-like fruits. that are filled with seeds that can be planted. Easy to care for, in the wild they can ofter be found growning on the surface of trees so soil and watering requirements are minimal. Find somewhere warm with a fair bit of light and it'll be alright.
Origination: Brazil
Historic Uses: Ornamental
Height: 3-6ft (1-2m)(Trailing)
Fruit Color: White/Clear
Other Names: Hatiora pachyptera
Growing Instructions:
Moderate light, low water care, for Rhypsalis pachyptera is fairly straightforward and follow basic succulent care guidelines. Bright, indirect sunlight works great for indoor locations, and dappled or filtered sunlight is perfect for growing outdoors. A light, well-draining soil does best; In the heat of summer they would prefer to dry out mostly, but not completely. In the winter dormant period, allow soil to dry completely between waterings. Avoid freezing temperatures. Anything near 32°F (0°C) is potentially life-threatening for the plant.
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