Mouse Tail Cactus (Rhipsalis Baccifera Horrida) Care Guide and Growing Tips

Growing guide for the Mouse Tail Cactus.
Rhipsalis Baccifera subsp. Horrida, commonly known as the Mouse Tail Cactus. Native to rainforests and tropical regions of Central and South America. The Mouse Tail Cactus is a popular choice for hanging baskets and vertical gardens, but can be grown in a normal container too.
It produces tiny flowers, which become white or translucent berries after a few months. This unique plant adds an elegant, cascading element to indoor spaces and is an excellent choice for those seeking a different kind of houseplant.
In this video, I share what I've learned and what works well for me.
If you need more, then the full care guide can be found on my blog - www.ourhouseplants.com/plants...

[@Dave-if5qj]

I had to buy one online
It is hard to find in even specialty
Plant stores

[@ourhouseplants]

That's a shame. I think it's regional, as they were popping up quite often near me. At least you've got one now tho!

[@Dave-if5qj]

There is a lot of confusion
Over the identification of the mouse tail, monkey tail ,dog tail
And others would be great
To do a video know how to
Identify the difference between
Them

[@ourhouseplants]

That's interesting. I've been looking for a Monkey Tail and not found one yet. But when I get one, I may well do a future video comparing them all. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@margiegalpin5406]

Enjoyed immensely