Rhipsalis baccifera Size:Baby (XS) mites): Monitor closely – use

mites): Monitor closely – use neem oil or insecticidal spray early

then develops more projecting foliage as it climbs

Its growth remains tidy and minimal when given structure and space

lush climber that still feels manageable

terrestrial

Rhipsalis baccifera Size:Baby (XS) mites): Monitor closely – useRhipsalis baccifera Rhipsalis baccifera forms a many branched network of smooth cylindrical stems that take over the work of leaves. New sections begin upright or gently arching, then lengthen and hang under their own weight. Repeated branching towards the tips produces a fine threadlike cascade. Small pale flowers emerge directly from the sides of mature stems and may be followed by smooth translucent white berries. These rounded details appear