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Chlorophytic Rhipsalis

9 years ago

I got this plant in a free pile outside one of the local meetings. At that time it just had yellow leaves. I have been keeping in the shade and the leaves are now greenish. I am putting in more light, and wondering if there is more that I can do now? Or should I give up?

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garrett222
9 years ago
From what i know, epiphytic cacti usually like quite a bit of shade, and definitely not full sun. It looks really good, keep doing what youre doing.
Rob Blomquist thanked garrett222
Kara 9b SF Bay Area CA
9 years ago
This may be normal growth for this plant. I know epicactus like Epiphyllum oxypetalum and Wittia amazonica will grow long stems like that. I definitely wouldn't give up on it:).
Rob Blomquist thanked Kara 9b SF Bay Area CA
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