Rhipsalis paradoxaRhipsalis paradoxa is a unique and striking species of cactus, belonging to the Rhipsalis genus, which is known for its epiphytic growth habit and distinctive, often delicate appearance. Native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Central and South America, particularly in areas like Brazil, Rhipsalis paradoxa is a sought after plant due to its trailing stems and unique, ornamental look. Unlike typical cacti, Rhipsalis paradoxa is soft and non

which may be roughly every 7-10 days

This batch of zebrina have 2-3 leaves

adding elegance and sophistication to any space

They have small white flowers that appear on the tips of their leaves

They are known their distinct markings and red undersides

We have found this hoya to be an overall easy going grower

they only bloom usually in the fall and it only lasts 2-3 days

Native to southern Africa this evergreen succulent trailing vine can drape to lengths as far as you can imagine

The leaves have a rich

While new growth initially grows upright

Saucers are sold separately

*The wooden wall mount is sold separately and includes wood cable organizes to flatten the cord straight on the wall