Rhipsalis trigona 4"Rhipsalis trigona, commonly known as a "Chain Cactus", is an interesting thornless forest cactus. The green stems are have three distinct sides angles. Blooms a white flower if in the right conditions normally fall through spring. Seedpods earn the nickname "Mistletoe Cactus." Great for a hanging basket. Light: part sun Watering: dry down 5% Soil: succulent mix Images are used for general reference only. The size, flower color, bloom state and shape

is a creeping plant with smaller leaves

This bunch of preserved Quercus in a bright chartreuse color makes a great foliage contrast with other preserved floral and can also stand on its own

Average Interior Diameter: 1"

Clematis paniculata

The Geranium 'Sateene'

Shallow enough to make a perfect succulent dish

echoing the heart of the city

commonly called "Yellow Waxbells"

Storage: refrigerate at 38 degrees Fahrenheit to retain full potency until expiration date

It can tolerate pretty much anything except for too much love

maturing to a deep red in autumn

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