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Identifying Mistletoe Cactus (Rhipsalis)

Spider Plant-Like but Succulent = Rhipsalis

Trailing, thick leaves, babies on stems = Rhipsalis capilliformis or R. baccifera (Mistletoe cactus / Old man's head).

Care

Bright indirect light.
Water when dry (succulent).
Well-draining cactus mix.
Easy from stem cuttings.

Confirm with photo.

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