I would guess R. teres, aka capilliformis or maybe cerescuela. The flowers are small round things along the side, but your things look like new growth.

Teres grows long whips with a few branches coming off every so often. Cerescuela grows long whips with a lot of short stems at one juncture. One of them grows a long whip and the process repeats.

You like Rhipsalis? Keep an eye out for more coming to a town near you.

LOL, cool, yeah! That sounds familiar. I know I was sent R. capilliformis months ago. I've got too many plants stuck here'n'there in pots together for labels, so lost track of its' name. Nothing else at all similar, yet, that must be it. If it looks like that to you, more evidence. Glad those aren't flowers. I can appreciate the tiniest of them, but really prefer some kind of petal or bract. The white fuzzy things I see in a search would be great! TY!

I'll have to take new pictures of my rhipsalis,they are growing like gangbusters,and one of them was near it's last days last year and all I did was move it onto the patio,and put new dirt in the pot.Even I can't believe how well its done sometimes.

Of course before I repotted and moved it dh was ready to throw it away..
Kathi

Please do, TY, Kathi! Why was the one struggling last year?

Purple,i think it was because of where i had it,and i' forget to water and care for it, ya know,out of site,out of mind.

Forgot to do pics today and it' s too dark now.
Kathi

Sunset sneaks up too early this time of year!