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Rhipsalis cashero
€25.45 €22.52
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The Rhipsalis cashero is a striking plant because of its thin, long petioles.
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Size Guide
The height of our plants are measured from the ground to the top.
Please note that the delivery height may vary 10%.
The diameter of our plants is the diameter of the nursery pot. We recommend a decorative pot with a diameter that’s larger.
Plants are natural products and therefore almost certainly differ from product photos. These characteristics make plants extra special and unique. Plants are not exactly the same size as shown.
Description
Height
20 cm
Potsize
12 cm
Botanical name
Rhipsalis Cashero Ampel
Toxic to pets
Yes
Care
Watering Requires water every 3 months. During the summer once a month
Best location Medium light to partial shade. Can't withstand full sun
Plant nutrition Additional plant nutrition is not necessary
Repotting Preferably once every year
Description
The Rhipsalis cashero is a striking plant because of the thin, long petioles. The stems of the plant hang decoratively over the pot and can grow very long. These petioles can be propagated without any problems.
The genus Rhipsalis, also called biscactus, has about sixty different varieties. Originally, the Rhipsalis comes from South and Central America and Florida.
More Infomation
| With or without pot? | Without decorative pot |
|---|---|
| Height in cm | 20 cm |
| Pot size Ø | 12 cm |
| Botanical name | Rhipsalis Cashero Ampel |
| Nicknames | Mistletoe cactus |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Attributes | Air-purifying, Easy to care for, Green, Small |
| Location | Indirect sunlight, Shade |
| Watering | Requires water every 3 months. During the summer once a month |
| Best location | Medium light to partial shade. Can't withstand full sun |
| Plant nutrition | Additional plant nutrition is not necessary |
| Repotting | Preferably once every year |
| Toxic | Yes |
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