Origin
Rhipsalis ‘Sharon’ belongs to the genus Rhipsalis in the Cactaceae family. These plants are originally found in tropical and subtropical regions of Central and South America. In the wild, Rhipsalis mainly grows as an epiphyte on trees in rainforests. ‘Sharon’ is a cultivated variety within this genus.

Characteristics
Rhipsalis ‘Sharon’ is characterised by fine, cylindrical, trailing stems. These stems can branch out extensively and create an airy, elegant appearance. When given sufficient light, the plant produces small, white flowers. The plant has a compact growth and is often used as a hanging plant due to its graceful habit.

Care
Rhipsalis ‘Sharon’ thrives in bright, indirect light. Regular watering is recommended, keeping the potting soil slightly moist but not wet. The plant does not tolerate prolonged drought or waterlogged conditions. A well-draining potting soil encourages healthy root growth. The optimal temperature for this species is between 18 and 24 degrees Celsius.