Stems have a lobed  fishbone pattern that is more undulating and less angular than that of the similar Selenicereus Anthonyanus

like a cloche or terrarium

these epiphytic plants are incredibly forgiving and make a statement for the novice or collector

in a bright terracotta colour for maximum visibility in the garden

Grown for its bright colourful foliage

Rhipsalis sulcata in ceramic podium pot trailing plant Stems have a lobed fishboneOne of the most adaptable indoor plant groups this rhipsalis will bring you years of joy with the bonus of a no fuss plant care regime. Rhipsalis sulcata in a Middle of Nowhere ceramic Fergus decorative cache pot. Plants are in their nursery pots and can be removed from the decorative pot for watering. Total diameter approx 14. 5cm. We do our very best to photograph each new batch of plants that come in, taking care that the plant pictured here is an