Rhipsalis Collection: 9 Live Unrooted Cuttings in 3 Varieties (3 Each) | Tropical Forest Cactus

Rhipsalis Collection: 9 Live Unrooted Cuttings in 3 Varieties (3 Each) | Tropical Forest Cactus

Sale price  $72.00 Regular price  $99.00
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Rhipsalis Collection: 9 Live Unrooted Cuttings in 3 Varieties (3 Each) | Tropical Forest Cactus

Rhipsalis Collection: 9 Live Unrooted Cuttings in 3 Varieties (3 Each) | Tropical Forest Cactus

Sale price  $72.00 Regular price  $99.00

About This Plant

Rhipsalis, also known as forest or mistletoe cactus, is a tropical epiphytic cactus with graceful trailing stems. This collection features 3 different Rhipsalis varieties, offered as unrooted cuttings for propagation.

What You Will Receive

9 live Rhipsalis cuttings total, consisting of 3 different varieties with 3 cuttings of each variety. Cuttings measure approximately 2–6 inches long. Varieties are selected by the grower and names will be included with your order. Unrooted cuttings are freshly taken from established mother plants and are ready for propagation.

Growing Information

  • Common Name: Rhipsalis / Forest Cactus / Mistletoe Cactus
  • Botanical Name: Rhipsalis spp.
  • Plant Type: Tropical epiphytic cactus
  • Growth Stage: Fresh unrooted cuttings
  • Sun Requirements: Bright indirect light to partial shade
  • Soil: Loose, airy, well-draining mix with some organic matter
  • Watering While Rooting: Keep growing medium lightly moist but never soggy
  • Watering Once Rooted: Allow soil to partially dry between waterings
  • Cutting Size: Approximately 2–6 inches
  • Growth Habit: Trailing and cascading
  • Propagation: Stem cuttings
  • Humidity: Moderate humidity preferred
  • Container Friendly: Yes
  • Hanging Basket Friendly: Yes
  • Indoor Friendly: Yes

Care Tip

Allow freshly cut ends to dry and callus for 1–2 days before planting. Insert the cut end about 1 inch into loose, well-draining growing medium. Keep in bright indirect light or partial shade and maintain light moisture while roots develop. Avoid harsh direct sunlight for newly planted cuttings.

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