Rhipsalis ramulosa 'Mistletoe Cactus' c.36 plant hangers in Geelong’s Moorabool Valley sub-region

in Geelong’s Moorabool Valley sub-region found between Geelong and Ballarat

with fine abrasive paper

Includes a drainage hole

It is of epilithic nature

9” After use care: wooden objects are likely to change slightly in colour and feel over time

Rhipsalis ramulosa 'Mistletoe Cactus' c.36 plant hangers in Geelong’s Moorabool Valley sub-regionRhipsalis are a group of cactus that have developed to survive in forests, many grow in trees hanging from their branches like ferns. Most varieties flower in spring with white or cream flowers, some are orange and pink. After flowering many produce berries in the Summer and Autumn months. Rhipsalis are well suited to outdoor growing in almost all parts of Australia although areas that do not experience cool winters may not be able to flower the