Growing Hatiora Salicornioides: Caring For Dancing Bones Cactus
The Hatiora salicornioides is a unique, decorative houseplant native to South America.It’s an epiphytic cactus-like Rhipsalis, which means it can grow on other plants.Hatiora Salicornioides Quick Care GuideBotanical Name: Hatiora salicornioides – hat-ee-OR-uh sal-eye-korn-ee-OY-deez Common Names: Dancing Bones Cactus, Drunkard’s Dream, Spice Cactus, Bottle CactusFamily & Origin: Cactaceae – South AmericaGrowability: Easy growing and careGrow Zone: USDA Hardiness zone 9-11Size: Up to 20″ inches tallFlowering: Yellow flowers on the tips – March – MayLight: Bright morning and evening indirect lightTemperature: Room temperatures of 72° degrees FahrenheitSoil: Cactus mix with optimal drainageWater: Allow soil to dry out slightly between wateringFertilizer: Liquid fertilizer during growing seasonPests & Diseases: More cultural problems than insect attacksPropagation: CuttingsGrooming: Trim back if plants grows too largeUses: Potted as a stand alone specimenCaring For Hatiora SalicornioidesThe name pronounced as hat-ee-OR-uh sal-eye-korn-ee-OY-deez and belongs to the Cactaceae family of cacti, another synonym is Hatiora bambusoides.