Rhipsalis Neves Armondii Megalantha- 80mm

Rhipsalis Neves Armondii Megalantha 

Discover the stunning Rhipsalis Neves Armondii Megalantha, a rare epiphytic cactus native to Brazil's rainforests. This captivating trailing succulent is perfect for Australian homes, offering elegant cascading foliage that thrives in hanging baskets and indoor displays. Shop this easy-care, low-maintenance plant online with fast shipping across Australia.

About This Plant: The Rhipsalis Megalantha is a distinctive member of the Rhipsalis genus, prized by collectors for its graceful, drooping stems and lush green segments. Unlike desert cacti, this epiphytic cactus naturally grows in the upper rainforest canopy, making it ideal for bright, indirect light conditions typical in Australian homes.

Key Features & Benefits:

Why Choose Rhipsalis Neves Armondii Megalantha?

• ✓ Rare Collector's Plant: Unique trailing habit perfect for modern interior design
• ✓ Easy Care: Drought-tolerant and beginner-friendly succulent
• ✓ Versatile Display: Ideal for hanging baskets, shelves, or elevated planters
• ✓ Air-Purifying: Natural indoor air quality improvement
• ✓ Pet-Safe: Non-toxic trailing cactus (always verify with vet)
• ✓ Australian Climate Suitable: Thrives in bright, filtered light conditions

Plant Characteristics:

• Foliage: Dense clusters of flattened, deep green segments
• Growth Habit: Cascading/trailing stems up to 60cm long
• Size: 80mm diameter pot
• Origin: Brazilian rainforest epiphyte
• Type: Spineless, trailing jungle cactus

Rhipsalis neves armondii 'Megalantha,' a captivating epiphytic cactus, presents an enchanting display of elegance and unique botanical allure.Rhipsalis neves armondii megalantha is a captivating epiphytic succulent that belongs to the Rhipsalis genus, known for its intricate and intriguing appearance. Native to the rainforests of Brazil.

Growing:

• Rhipsalis naturally grow in the upper canopy of rain forests and are best grown in filtered light with good air flow.

• Rhipsalis neves-armondii 'Megalantha' exhibits a cascading or trailing growth, making it particularly suited for hanging baskets or elevated displays where its long, slender stems can drape gracefully downwards.

Key Features:

• The succulent's foliage consists of dense clusters of flattened segments that feature a deep, lush green color.

• It thrives in bright, indirect light.Easy to care for and low-maintenance, this Rhipsalis variety prefers well-draining soil.

• in well drained soil and little water.

Uses:

• Indoor Hanging Baskets: Ideal for indoor cultivation in hanging baskets where its trailing habit and attractive foliage can be displayed prominently.

• These trailing cacti are excellent for hanging baskets or pots and are ideal for courtyards or balconies.

The first three photo serves a display purpose only. The succulent plant housed in the red pot comes in a 80mm diameter container. While the image provides a representative depiction of what you will receive, but may vary slightly because no two succulents are the same. 

FAQ Section for Rhipsalis Neves Armondii Megalantha

How often should I water my Rhipsalis? 

Water every 7-14 days when the top 2-3cm of soil feels dry. Reduce watering in winter to every 2-3 weeks.

What type of light does Rhipsalis need?

Bright, indirect light or filtered sunlight. Avoid harsh direct sun. East-facing windows are ideal for Australian homes.

Can Rhipsalis survive outdoors in Australia?

Yes, in frost-free areas with shade and protection from direct sun. Perfect for covered patios and balconies.

How fast does Rhipsalis grow?

Slow to moderate—expect 10-20cm of new growth per year under optimal conditions.

How long do the stems get?

Mature plants can produce cascading stems 50-90cm long, perfect for hanging displays.

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