Jungle Cactus 'Rhipsalis pilocarpa'

Are you looking for a show-stopping addition to your cactus collection? Look no further than the magnificent 'Rhipsalis pilocarpa,' a stunning variety of Rhipsalis, a genus of 35 succulents commonly referred to as mistletoe cacti. Other names for this flowering cactus include jungle cactus, furry cactus, hairy cactus, wicker ware cactus, Rhipsalis red coral, and hairy stemmed Rhipsalis.   They are called Jungle Cactus because they grow in the understory of rainforests and other tropical forests. Unlike most cacti, Jungle Cactus does not have spines and is adapted to grow in low-light conditions.    This hanging cactus is truly unique; it develops into an epiphytic shrub that is cylindrical and initially grows as upright stems that can reach an impressive 20 inches in length before branching out as the plant gets older. And its stem is covered in fine, white hairs, giving it the appearance of spidery tendrils - talk about exotic fuzz!   Each stem has several small bumps called areoles f