Rhipsalis mesembryanthemoides (Clumpy mistletoe cactus) Houseplant Care - 47 of 365
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2019
- Let's be honest: some scientific names are harder to pronounce than others and "mesembryanthemoides" doesn't quite roll off the tongue either! The #47 spot of "365 Days of Plants" is definitely a mouthful: Rhipsalis mesembryanthemoides, otherwise known as clumpy mistletoe cactus, although that doesn't sound so enticing either.
I'll go over the history of this cactus, where it grows, how I'm growing it in my home, and also basic care tips.
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I love how many different Rhipsalis there are!!!!
I’ve had this plant for years and never really understood how to care for it assuming regular succulent care would do. Thank you for the information
I love the look of this plant, thanks Summer.
Wow, that is a crazy amazing name and a gorgeous Jubgle cactus that I would never be able to say lol. This is so unique and I love it, I've never seen one of these before and wow, she's gorgeous!!! 💖 Thank you so much for sharing Summer!! I love the knowledge you have and are so willing to share🌹
Omg its so freaking cuuuute
Really different plants 💘 ur ideals to show more plants to grow in ur house and a quick care tip how cute u go summer 💘 u 🌸😇🙊🙉🙈🌵🍃🌴🌼🌱🌳🌲💐🌺🌾🌿🍀😍🌺👌✌
I am enjoying this series very much. Thank you!
Great video! Amazing info. I’ve had this plant for several years and this year it actually made the berries you mentioned.
Wondering if they’re edible?
Your videos are amazing thank you so much for sharing with us!
Thanks! Love rhipsalis plants!
Wow, a unique looking plant, there are a lot of different Rhipsalis, I have only two varieties and love them. Loving this series, every one has been so full of lots of information, and has made me put a few of them on my wish list. Thanks again Summer.
Very cool plant!
When you get THAT notification and everyone at brunch watches an informative video on an epiphytic jungle cactus.
🌵😊💕🍸
I love Rhipsalis plants! I have six different ones, now.. and they seem to be easy, so far. Very cool plants. I have to say, I'm so impressed with how you remember and say the latin names for all plants. :)
Soooo loving this series. I watch ads for you! :D
I love Rhipsalis. I am surprised they don't come up as one of the easier houseplants to grow, because I never have problems with them.
Nice video 👌👍😍
I think that you should come to Brazil!
Amazing ! Cela ressemble à des branches de 🌲 ☺ Im sorry for my english. ...😕☺🌱
C'est ce que je me suis dis aussi 😊🌲. Et c'est moi ou la phrase ecrite sur le mini bain ne fait pas trop de sens!? 😅
Wow he's a cute little guy at first I thought it was a tree.
This particular Rhipsalis is doing very well in my home, but it is covered pretty royally in some kind of nectar that dries into sugary crystals. Does anyone know what this is?
Please help! I have this plant and it has been doing so well for me in the past year, but it has suddenly started to drop its segments like crazy! It's so painful to watch! i have checked it for pests and have found none, but gave it a spray of neem oil mixture just in case. It gets moderate to bright indirect light and I guess average humidity for the northeast. I make sure not to over or underwater it, and it's sending out new growth still, it's just dropping so many segments. 😢
There is no Rhipsalis with me. Trying to get it. Thank u.
How do you grow Spanish moss in your apartment when you live in NY?
Summer I just got a rhipsalis bacciferal, do I treat it the same way?