Rhipsalis cereuscula Size:Small The grey green cylindrical leaves

The grey green cylindrical leaves will get red tips if grown in the sun and colour with intensity in the cooler months

garden beds and dry rock embankments

Like most Graptoverias it prefers light shade to full sun

Water well and evenly in summer

Water only very sparingly during cooler weather

Rhipsalis cereuscula Size:Small The grey green cylindrical leavesA freely branching epiphyte, erect at first but becomes pendant as size increases. Small white flowers appear on the tips. The light green stems can be covered in fine, white hairs with new growth being multi jointed, giving a coral lie appearance. Best grown in filtered light, best grown in hanging baskets or balconies. Like all succulents it requires free draining soil and little water. All succulents are sent bare rooted (most of the soil removed)