I know one of them is dragon fruit, but any guesses on which Rhipsalis the other one is? The tall spikes are maybe 6" tall.
Another Rhipsalis. Long part is about 7".
Mystery cactus #1. Maybe about 3" long.
Mystery cactus #2. About 2" tall.
Rhipsalides and mystery cacti
Rhipsalides and mystery cacti
Hi, can anyone help me identify these Rhipsalides and mystery cacti?
I know one of them is dragon fruit, but any guesses on which Rhipsalis the other one is? The tall spikes are maybe 6" tall.
Another Rhipsalis. Long part is about 7".
Mystery cactus #1. Maybe about 3" long.
Mystery cactus #2. About 2" tall.
I know one of them is dragon fruit, but any guesses on which Rhipsalis the other one is? The tall spikes are maybe 6" tall.
Another Rhipsalis. Long part is about 7".
Mystery cactus #1. Maybe about 3" long.
Mystery cactus #2. About 2" tall.
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Olivesnephew
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Re: Rhipsalides and mystery cacti
Isn't the last one Chamaecereus Silvestrii?
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Re: Rhipsalides and mystery cacti
MC#1 looks like a very etiolated Aporocactus flagelliformis.
MC#2 looks like a much less etiolated version of the same thing.
If I've got the id right, these can cope with quite a lot of sunlight. They are very vigorous and will need quite a bit of watering too if they are growing strongly in warm sun.
MC#2 looks like a much less etiolated version of the same thing.
If I've got the id right, these can cope with quite a lot of sunlight. They are very vigorous and will need quite a bit of watering too if they are growing strongly in warm sun.