Origin
The Rhipsalis trigona is a unique, hanging cactus species originally from the rainforests of Brazil. In its natural habitat, this plant grows in trees, where it clings to the bark to grow.

Characteristics
The Rhipsalis trigona, also known as the 'Mistletoe Cactus', is easily recognizable by its unusual shape and growth habit. The plant consists of long, hanging trunks strewn with small, prickly brushes. The stems can grow up to a metre in length. A noteworthy characteristic of the Rhipsalis trigona is its ability to produce small white flowers, even indoors.

Care
The care of the Rhipsalis trigona requires specific attention due to its unique growing conditions. As an epiphytic cactus, this plant needs a well-draining potting soil and consistent humidity. Light shade or filtered light is best for this plant, as it grows in the wild under the shady canopy of forest giants. Although it can withstand some moderate drought, the Rhipsalis trigona will perform best with regular watering, especially during the growing phase.