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Lepismium cruciforme 'Red Tip' (Jungle Cactus)

Lepismium cruciforme 'Red Tip' (Jungle Cactus)

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  • Easy To Care For

Meet the Lepismium cruciforme 'Red Tip' (Jungle Cactus)

Lepismium cruciforme ‘Red Tip’, commonly known as Jungle Cactus, is an epiphytic cactus native to the tropical forests of Brazil. Unlike desert cacti, it grows in shaded, humid environments where it naturally clings to tree trunks and branches. This trailing cactus is loved for its slender, flattened stems that cascade elegantly from pots or baskets. The ‘Red Tip’ form is especially attractive, with fresh growth emerging in shades of soft red that mature into deep green. In the right conditions, it may also produce small, delicate flowers along its stems, adding subtle seasonal interest.

Why You'll Love It

  • Love bold, architectural foliage
  • Want an easy-going, low-effort plant

Growing & Care

Bright warm spot, can tolerate some shade. Water when soil is completely dry. Medium humidity. A balanced houseplant fertiliser. Left to grow, expect a spread of stems up to 2cm wide and a height of Up to 70 cm tall with time.

Repotting

Once a year.

A Few Things to Watch For

  • Overwatering or sitting in soggy soil
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Lepismium cruciforme 'Red Tip' (Jungle Cactus) Care Tips

  • Care Difficulty

    Easy To Care For

  • Light Preference

    Bright warm spot, can tolerate some shade.

  • Temperature

  • Plant Height

  • Watering

    Water when soil is completely dry.

  • Humidity

    Medium humidity.

  • Toxicity

  • How Does It Grow?

    Slow and steady growth rate; reaching Up to 70 cm tall with time; Occasional, to manage old and dried leaves.

Lepismium cruciforme 'Red Tip' (Jungle Cactus)

The Story Behind the Lepismium cruciforme 'Red Tip' (Jungle Cactus)

Lepismium cruciforme ‘Red Tip’, commonly known as Jungle Cactus, is an epiphytic cactus native to the tropical forests of Brazil. Unlike desert cacti, it grows in shaded, humid environments where it naturally clings to tree trunks and branches.

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