Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa is a branching, cactus plant from the Cactaceae family. It produces lovely, succulent, flattened foliage with serrated edges. The leaves are green and can develop a stunning red colouration with strong light. Commonly known by the names Red Rhipsalis, Primary stems are cylindrical (rounded in the cross-section), while lateral stems are flattened. They produce abundances of small, funnel-shaped flowers. The flowers are green-white or pink in colour.
Exposure: bright spot, can with-stand a few hours of sunshine a day
Water: as opposed to most succulents, Rhipsalis ramulosa needs regular watering in summer and much less in winter but only when potting mix is dry to touch
Soil: Fast draining potting mix such as cactus mix