Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa subsp. ramulosa 'Red Coral' Neoraimondia Feeding: small

Feeding: small

Genus Meaning: 'Rhaphidophora' comes from the Greek words ‘rhaphis’ (needle) and ‘phora’ (bearing)

No need to pause in winter unless growth stalls due to cold or low light

Flexible stems creep across a surface

Saintpaulia) derives from the former genus name for African violets

Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa subsp. ramulosa 'Red Coral' Neoraimondia Feeding: smallPseudorhipsalis ramulosa subsp. ramulosa 'Red Coral' Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa subsp. ramulosa 'Red Coral' is an epiphytic cactus whose long green stems branch and become flattened and leaf like toward their ends. Shallow scallops mark the margins, and the outer segments hang from firmer, more heavily branched growth at the centre. The green tissue can also flush through red, burgundy or purple rather than holding one fixed colour. Fresh branches