rhipsalis indoor plant Rhipsalis Clavata – Lost in the Forrest

rhipsalis indoor plant Rhipsalis Clavata – Lost in the ForrestRhipsalis is a genus of jungle cacti, and because it is naturally found in the forest understory, bright indirect light is preferred. If you do give it a little more, your plant might develop red leaf tips, also referred to as sun stressing. Rhipsalis aren't overly fussy about humidity, although they do grow better if the air moisture level is 50 percent or more. Its important to choose a well draining potting medium to prevent overwatering. It doesnt

Rhipsalis is a genus of jungle cacti, and because it is naturally found in the forest understory, bright indirect light is preferred. If you do give it a little more, your plant might develop red leaf tips, also referred to as sun stressing.

Rhipsalis aren't overly fussy about humidity, although they do grow better if the air moisture level is 50 percent or more.  It’s important to choose a well-draining potting medium to prevent overwatering. It doesn’t have to be quite as gritty as soil for desert cacti, but adding a handful of perlite or bark helps provide adequate drainage.  During the warm growing months, you can water your Rhipsalis once the top inch or two of the soil has gone dry. In winter, it’s best to let the soil dry halfway or more before giving your plant another drink.