Forest Cactus - Rhipsalis occidentalis Extra Small resulting in slight variations in

resulting in slight variations in tone and glaze that make every piece unique

which means that they break down to CO2 and water which can be reused in the eco system to make new plants

A chunky soil with plenty of elements to retain moisture (like coir and bark) alongside elements that aerate soil (like vermiculite and zeolite) will work well here

Fueled by an appreciation and fascination with all forms of visual culture

and water less in shadier spots

Forest Cactus - Rhipsalis occidentalis Extra Small resulting in slight variations inLight Forest cacti like bright, indirect light; they will appreciate a couple of hours of sunlight per day but not much more, and can tolerate lower light levels too as long as they are watered less in a dimmer spot. Water In indirect light to deep shade, let the soil dry out between waters; in brighter, direct light only let the top third dry out. Humidity Average humidity is fine, just make sure it's not too close to a heater. Soil Use a cactus &