Mistletoe Cactus Color:Dusty Rose This white-fleshed variety of Hylocereus

This white-fleshed variety of Hylocereus undatus brings tropical vibes and serious garden cred with its sculptural stems and surreal

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Hardy Plant: Tough enough to withstand frosty winters

This dazzling beauty is more than just a plant—it's a burst of color that promises to transform any outdoor space into a fairytale setting

This tree is not just a plant

Mistletoe Cactus Color:Dusty Rose This white-fleshed variety of HylocereusA lot of plants have odd, somewhat misleading names, and this one's no exception. Rhipsalis baccifera is called the Mistletoe Cactus for purely superficial reasons: 1) The cactus's small white fruits look just like those of the classic mistletoe plant (Viscum album). 2) Both plants grow epiphytical in the wild, meaning they grow on trees and other large plants. That's where the similarities end though we're all about consensual make outs under any