Rhipsalis teres f. heteroclada Kroenleinia Keeping it in a clay

Keeping it in a clay pot helps prevent excess moisture retention

The young rind is green and lightly striped

The subtle shimmer

Its rapid growth and dramatic leaf form make it a rewarding philodendron for both beginners and collectors

Alocasia 'Pink Dragon' – glossy leaves with pink petioles and fine rose-toned veins

Rhipsalis teres f. heteroclada Kroenleinia Keeping it in a clayRhipsalis teres f. heteroclada Rhipsalis teres f. heteroclada combines sturdy rounded main stems with numerous much finer outer branches. Their lengths and thicknesses vary noticeably, creating an intricate hanging network around the heavier inner stems. Small whitish flowers may open directly from the cylindrical stems, followed by pale rounded berries. New outer branches extend at varied angles and divide again into finer growth, while the stronger