Hairy-Stemmed Rhipsalis (pilocarpa) 4”pot neon These plants don't like to

These plants don't like to be fussed over

The leaves can develop a lovely pink hue with consistent and prolonged exposure to light

The actual flowers are the spikey-textured cylindrical part

Hoya tends to be slow growers (compared to leafier tropical varieties)

round leaves patterned with soft silvery-green stripes

Hairy-Stemmed Rhipsalis (pilocarpa) 4”pot neon These plants don't like toRhipsalis pilocarpa is native to Central and South America and is typically nestled into the tropical rainforest canopy. Its slender, cylindrical stems feature tiny, hair like spines and can produce delicate white flowers. Stems are generally green and sometimes tinged with hints of reddish or purplish hues with extended exposure to light. The colour change is often observed during the summer months. The pendulous growth habit makes this plant an