Rebutia heliosa var. condorensis Size:4" Pot anchoring itself to bark while

anchoring itself to bark while absorbing moisture and nutrients from the air and rain

Flush the medium occasionally to avoid salt buildup

but can hold up to three leaves

Philodendron hederaceum is known for its versatility and durability in a variety of different spaces

they open right back up

Rebutia heliosa var. condorensis Size:4" Pot anchoring itself to bark whileRebutia muscula is clustering cactus with very short spines. They are native to Bolivia. *Some of them are flowering, while others are not! We can't guarantee the one we pick will have blooms. Care: These will prefer a bright filtered light if not some direct sun. We recommend watering roughly every 2 3 weeks during the summer and cutting back to once a month during the colder months. When watering, make sure all of the soil is wet, yet not soaking