Nice Rina,

never saw a variagated one before. Cherish it.

Harry

Nice. Remember to withhold water upon repotting. Wait for a few days since regardless of how careful you were in transplanting, fine roots may still have been damaged. You have to keep those dry until they scab over or else increase chances of rot.

Rhipsalis - before and after repotting:

Nice, Rina! I do so hope your plant stays lighter in color to show off the variegation. Mine is still pretty dark in spite of my tinkering with light levels and the new growth tricking me into thinking the dark period was over. You can still see the variegation if you look closely, and it's still a nice plant, but I liked the lighter look better.

Crenda

My original plant (not one in original post) has gone thru so many color changes. Here it is in August 2015 (outdoors, dappled sun - looks quite thirsty there :(

and here it is now, it grew few pups recently too:

It is in south facing window (very few succs have window spot); no additional light. One of them is starting to turn darker already...(and it is in need of a good shower!! - photos show you all the sins, lol. Have been doing some renovations...)

The lighter colour with white stripes looks cool!

Mine is quite dark and looks totally different:

In the beginning, my plant was lighter colored. Notice the pups are looking pretty green, which I did not notice back when . . .

In full sun it started turning black. Pups are really black, but turned back to green when moved out of the sun to bright shade.

They are now pretty green. But I have noticed that the leaves are not as large as when I got the plant, either.

I think the plant is just messing with me! LOL