rhipsalis hanging plant Rhipsalis Red Coral hanging plant | 25 cm

rhipsalis hanging plant Rhipsalis Red Coral hanging plant | 25 cmThe Rhipsalis is currently a popular hanging plant. When you purchase this Rhipsalis you may notice that the green houseplant drops some leaves in the beginning, this is simply because it needs some time to get used to its new environment. Care & tips Rhipsalis Red Coral hanging plant 25 cm The Rhipsalis Red Coral hanging plant is easy to take care of. However, the Rhipsalis Red Coral is sensitive to excessive watering. We advise you not to give the

The Rhipsalis is currently a popular hanging plant. When you purchase this Rhipsalis you may notice that the green houseplant drops some leaves in the beginning, this is simply because it needs some time to get used to its new environment.

Care & tips Rhipsalis Red Coral hanging plant - 25 cm

The Rhipsalis Red Coral hanging plant is easy to take care of. However, the Rhipsalis Red Coral is sensitive to excessive watering. We advise you not to give the plant too much water. Is the plant growing to one side? Then turn it a little every day without moving the plant. This way, the Rhipsalis hanging plant gets the same amount of light on the leaves all around. In the summer months, the Rhipsalis Red Coral may receive some extra plant food for some extra nutrients.

Water requirements Rhipsalis Red Coral hanging plant - 25 cm

The soil of the Rhipsalis Red Coral hanging plant prefers to be slightly on the dry side, rather than on the moist side. We recommend giving the plant small amounts of water several times in the beginning rather than a large amount all at once. This way you avoid an excess of water that the plant cannot handle. In summer, the plant's water needs are often higher because it also consumes more moisture. Ficus can appreciate a regular spray on the leaves. Is your plant repotted? Then always use a moisture meter or water gauge!

Light requirement Rhipsalis Red Coral hanging plant - 25 cm

The Rhipsalis Red Coral is a strong plant and can be placed in both light and shade. This makes it extra easy to place the Rhipsalis Red Coral. When the Rhipsalis Red Coral grows few new leaves, this is often a sign of too little sunlight.

Is the Rhipsalis Red Coral hanging plant - 25 cm poisonous?

Unfortunately, the Rhipsalis Red Coral hanging plant is slightly toxic when ingested and touched. Therefore, even when repotting, use gloves to protect the skin. The sap in the stems can cause skin irritation. So be careful when you have children or pets.

How is my Rhipsalis Red Coral hanging plant - 25 cm shipped?

This hanging plant is delivered in a growing pot. All of our houseplants are shipped in specially designed shipping boxes. Due to the unique interior of the shipping boxes, the houseplants stand firmly in the box and cannot move out of place. Houseplants don't mind spending a day in a dark box. This is how we ensure that your green friends are delivered to your home tip-top condition.