Schlumbergera cv. new This species is native to

This species is native to the to a wide range across southeast Asia

Mica is added to the clay to give it the shimmer

The foliage may feel a bit limp or squish when it is thirsty

These trailing stems give the plant a cascading or draping effect

They will like to dry out roughly 2-3" in the soil between waterings

Schlumbergera cv. new This species is native toA rather "festive" plant. This is a genus called Schlumbergera native to parts of Brazil they are often found growing up on tree branches in the rainforest canopy. They bloom readily with vibrant colors hence their name. This specific cultivar is unlike others. We're not entirely sure of the ID, but their growth is very different from other Schlumbergera. We're not 100% sure what color their blooms are, as we have not had one bloom for us yet. You