Rhipsalis Disocactus (Bits and Pieces)
Some call this guy ‘cockroach plant’ as it looks a little strange with little hairy legs (additional leaves) protruding out the sides of each main
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Rhipsalis Salicornioides (Dancing Bones)
Recognised as a Rhipsalis, many growers are not aware that although Dancing Bones is in the Rhipsalideae Tribe, its scientific name is actually ‘Hatiora Salicornioides.’
Lepismium Cruciforme
Recognised as a Rhipsalis, Lepismium Cruciforme is a epyphitic cactus that thrives in indirect sunlight. Flowering in early Spring, the flowers begin as a deep
Sedum Lucidum Obesum (Giant Green Jelly Beans)
The largest leafed ‘Jelly Beans’ of the Sedum family, Giant Green Jelly Beans is one of the toughest, easiest Jelly Beans to care for. When
Sedum Pachyphyllum (Blue Jelly Beans)
Other resources may suggest, Sedum Pachyphyllum or ‘Blue Jelly Beans’ is a summer flowering succulents however, I have found that these guys are beginning to
Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera)
Aloe Barbadensis is the one true Aloe Vera (actually referred to as the true medicinal Aloe). Aloe Vera can grow up to 1m tall with
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