Hatiora are cacti characterized by their branching growth habit, featuring segmented stems that may be upright or arching. The funnel-shaped flowers emerge from the ends of these segments.

Hatiora

Hatiora 'Andre'

Hatiora 'China Rose'

Hatiora 'Donna 2'

Hatiora 'Donna 3'

Hatiora 'Donna'

Hatiora 'Evita'

Hatiora 'Goldstripe'

Hatiora 'Laura Ann'

Hatiora 'Yvonne Pelham'

Hatiora gaertneri is a leaf cactus that typically reaches a height of up to 15 cm. Its stems are arching and made up of flattened segments measuring between 5 and 7 cm long. This species produces funnel-shaped flowers that can grow to 7 cm in length, showcasing a vivid red hue.

Hatiora gaertneri

Hatiora gaertneri 'Cherokee Spirit'PBR

Hatiora gaertneri 'Comanche Spirit'PBR

Hatiora gaertneri 'Navajo Spirit'PBR

Hatiora gaertneri 'Pawnee Spirit'PBR

Hatiora rosea is a shrubby cactus that begins with an upright form before developing pendent growth. Its segmented stems are jointed and feature flat, oblong sections measuring up to 4 cm in length. During early spring, the plant produces funnel-shaped pink blossoms that can reach lengths of 4 cm, emerging from the tips of the stems.

Hatiora rosea

Hatiora salicornioides is a compact, bushy cactus that can reach up to 40 cm in height. Its stems consist of slender, bottle-like segments. At the tips, it produces funnel-shaped flowers that measure approximately 12 mm in length and exhibit an orange-yellow hue.