Hatiora salicornioides

Grower: yellow flowers on the tips March to May, frost tender due to its tropical origin

Light: bright morning sunlight, no direct sunlight, it can tolerate late afternoon sun

Water: keep growing medium moist but not soggy, wintertime slightly on the dry side

Soil type: well-draining succulent growing medium, even epiphytic compost works well, keep the soil moist throughout

ORIGIN / HISTORY

• Native to South America, south-eastern Brazil, as far south as the state of Parana, along the border with Paraguay
• Formerly known as Rhipsalis salicornioides
• In its habitat, this plant is found growing on rocky ground
• Hatiora bloom in spring in the wild
• Hatiora is in fact a rainforest species growing in trees