One year old, my Rhipsalis Baccifera (Mistletoe Cactus) has come a long way on my hanging indoor balcony. It’s a slow grower and easy plant for beginners. I only water it once a week throughly, soaking the soil till all the water drips out of the pot. It’s a beautiful hairy plant if you’re looking to add to your hanging plant collection. I haven’t change the soil at all since I bought it. * Mistletoe Cactus - Indoor hanging plant * Botanical name: Rhipsalis Baccifera Oasis * Easy Care * Ideal for beginners Care tips : 💧water when soil is drying. Hold up your pot to feel the weight, when soil is dry, the pot feels light. U’ll see the mistletoe’s “wrinkling” skinny signs as time to water. 🔆 bright indirect light, will suffer in direct light and start shedding. Will also shed in low light / not enough light. 🐈 toxic to pets #mistletoecactus #rhipsalisBaccifera

Those who are plant collector sure tau ni pokok apa? 😍 Kecik bukan sebarang kecik tau! Its Ceropegia Woodii Silver Glory! Ceropegia woodii silver glory produces silver-coloured leaves, edged in a darker shade and may have some purple flushing on the underside. It is a succulent native to South Africa, Swaziland and Zimbabwe. Secret of success: - Prefer bright indirect sunlight. - Well-drained soil. - Water thoroughly when soil is almost dry. - Average humidity. - Fertilize lightly during the growing season. Check out @puduriafloristkl 😍 #ceropegiawoodii #puduriakl

I am obsessed with Begonia Maculatas! They’re def my favourite plant to stare this year 😍 Just look at the cute polka dots! ⚫️ I’ve posted a few times about them & think everyone should have these at home! Swipe to see pics of when I first got it (a cutting in April) to a grown plant now. Yesterday night, I put a stick wire to hold it up 🤭 Also an update on my friend’s @prasilaputri begonia since she migrated to Russia. Your baby is doing fine! (still) And guys, self-watering plantars are 👏 for Begonia Maculatas! Idk mine are all doing well in it! Keeps the soil moist, not wet with humidity and lots bright indirect sun if possible! (Mine is adapted to indoor)