Rhipsalis, also commonly known as mistletoe or coral cactus, is a tropical lithophytic (growing on rocks) or epiphytic (growing on trees) cactus without spines that has long, thin draping, cascading ...

Did you know cacti can grow on trees? Rhipsalis, lepismium and pseudorhipsalis are prime examples and they all make ideal houseplants, says plant expert Tony Le-Britton. 'This is one of my favourite ...

An easy care guide to growing Rhipsalis cereuscula, also known as Coral Cactus, with simple tips for light, watering, and ...

A cactus and water don’t seem to belong in the same sentence, but trailing rhipsalis (Rhipsalis capilliformis) is a type of cactus that thrives on the warm, moist air of the rain forest. The plant has ...

I know it's only November, but I recently bought Rhipsalis pilocarpa, the gorgeous mistletoe cactus, so I thought a "how to" guide for this remarkable houseplant would be extremely handy. I know it’s ...

While it may seem surprising, numerous succulent plants — including quite a few cacti — are ideal for hanging-basket houseplants. The most common genus of succulents used for indoor baskets is Sedum, ...

This unique trailing plant is happiest when humid and kept away from the afternoon sun Why will I love it? Commonly mistaken for samphire, the long and thin mistletoe cactus (Rhipsalis baccifera) has ...

Jane is in Bentleigh, a south-eastern suburb of Melbourne. It’s the home of nursery manager Dylan Hewlett. Over 9 years in this rental house, Dylan has created a personal and idiosyncratic garden full ...