I know the feeling. I bought a white coral vine. When it finally bloomed it was pink. Sometimes this happens years later and you can't return it.

In the case of the pink coral vine it was probably grown from white vine's seed, but had cross pollinated with a pink. One reason that makes me think that is years later I gave Jolana a seedling from the vine and it was bi-color, pink and white. It was one of the pretty things I ever saw.

A couple of years ago Irene bought 6 white coral vine seeds from the internet and gave them to me. Two of them germinated, but haven't bloomed yet. So we shall see ....

Nice thing to say, Ragna, but I do not think that Epi was grown from seed. Who would grow Epis by seed commercially? Maybe they grow it from seed to get a variation but after that, I would think they would propagated by cuttings.

By the way, something like that happened to me with Morning Glories. A neighbor had a mesmerizing Heavenly Blue MG and gave me some seedlings that grew close from the mother plant. I babysat 2 of them for months and when they bloomed one was pink and the other was purple :(.

Omar

Plants grown from cuttings, like roses, are all too frequently mixed up. When disappointed people post pictures of their mislabeled roses it's a guessing game for the rest of us to figure out what they are.

Most of the time it turns out to be a rose whose name starts with the same letter. The reason for that is the cuttings are arranged alphabetically, were next to each other in the nursery and got shuffled around. I am thinking that maybe something like that happened with the Epiphyllum.

That didn't come from that nursery off west park in the alief area, did it?

Can you post this picture to them and at least get a refund? Gee, that would not be asking too much,

Yes, they should recognize their own tag and writing.

I'm dying to know who it is as I think I recognize the writing.

I don't wanna say because it was probably an honest mistake and I want to contact them and see what their policy is.