Rhipsalis x pilocarpa (Hairy Stemmed Jungle Cactus)
Rhipsalis x pilocarpa (Hairy Stemmed Jungle Cactus) stems with fuzzy tips and narrow green joints
Rhipsalis pilocarpa
Botanical name: Rhipsalis x pilocarpa
Common names: Hairy Stemmed Jungle Cactus, Hairy-fruited Wickerware Cactus Fern
Family: Cactaceae
Origin: Brazil
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In the wild Rhipsalis pilocarpa is an epiphyte, using a host tree for support but not parasitising or otherwise harming its host. It grows as a small epiphytic shrub with initially upright and later hanging shoots. Its fuzzy, spidery stems can reach up to 20 inches before branching out, and they're decorated with small, white to peach-colored flowers that release a light, pleasant fragrance. After blooming, it produces pink or red berries covered in fine bristles, adding yet another layer of charm to this extraordinary jungle cactus.
Similar plants: Rhipsalis x pilocarpa (Hairy Stemmed Jungle Cactus)
Rhipsalis x pilocarpa (Hairy Stemmed Jungle Cactus) trailing with many thin green fuzzy stems hanging downward.
Rhipsalis x pilocarpa (Hairy Stemmed Jungle Cactus) with numerous slender, branching, fuzzy green stems hanging downwards.
Rhipsalis x pilocarpa (Hairy Stemmed Jungle Cactus) trailing stems with tiny fine hair, hanging downward.
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