Rhipsalis trigonaThese are an epiphytic jungle cacti that grow in tropical to subtropical climates. They are very unsual and produce these beautiful white flowers as they begin to grow over the pot. We absolutely love these and they are apart of our collection at home. Care Since they are a jungle cactus they prefer bright indirect light. Water when first 2" of the soil is dry. This is typically oncer every 10ish days for us. These dont wan't to be overwatered. All of

but this one has a white

Water roughly every 3-4 weeks as the foliage starts to feel soft in between the spines

We've always had an affinity for cacti and arid plants of the world and wanted to make a shirt to commemorate all the 'Desert Dreamers' we have out there

If you purchased a snake plant

but the plant should not sit in stagnant water

humid environment to reach its full potential

*These ship in pots some with long tendrils some with shorter vines

Summer Rain - Scents of Rain

This will do best in a bright filtered light while avoiding direct sun

hence the nickname watermelon

Aglaomorpha is one of the best fern groups

Their new fronds emerge a reddish hue and harden off to a standard green color