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Dancing Bones Cactus
$18.00
Unit price perDancing Bones Cactus is an interesting looking tropical epiphytic- meaning it grows on other plants. In the wild it grows on trees in high elevation forests of Brazil. In the spring it has yellow flowers.
Scientific Name: Hatiora Salicornioides
Common Name: Dancing Bones Cactus, Bottle Cactus
Growth: 6-12 " Slow growing
Light: Low to medium bright light. Try to mimic the understory of trees.
Watering: requires higher humidity and moisture than most cacti since it grows naturally in the jungle. However it is still a succulent so do not leave it sitting in water. Water when the top inch or so feels dry. Water more in the summer than during the winter
Pet Safe: No
Care: Easy to Moderate
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Dancing Bones Cactus
$18.00
Unit price perDancing Bones Cactus is an interesting looking tropical epiphytic- meaning it grows on other plants. In the wild it grows on trees in high elevation forests of Brazil. In the spring it has yellow flowers.
Scientific Name: Hatiora Salicornioides
Common Name: Dancing Bones Cactus, Bottle Cactus
Growth: 6-12 " Slow growing
Light: Low to medium bright light. Try to mimic the understory of trees.
Watering: requires higher humidity and moisture than most cacti since it grows naturally in the jungle. However it is still a succulent so do not leave it sitting in water. Water when the top inch or so feels dry. Water more in the summer than during the winter
Pet Safe: No
Care: Easy to Moderate
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