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Do you sell your seedlings? Or just collect them all?

Hi, do you know what might be the reason for grafted schlumbergeras' death? I grafted them in winter on Selenicereus and the transplantation was succssful 'cause they have grown beautifully for some time but then they suddenly died. I don't know why. I didn't change anything in care. Do you know what might be the reason for that and how to prevent the rest grafted schlumbergeras from dying? I would be very greatful for some advice.

Love! Those metal plant holders are so cool.

Wow what a collection! Where did you get those beautiful stand plant? Thank 2

Do you have any videos on Ramulosa?

Can you help us with reputable sellers or do you sell?

I have a beautifully variegated Schlumbergera. It is easy to propagate, but sometimes it produces pure cream colored branches. One thing I noticed is that it's not as thick and hardy as my other Schlumbergera. Side note, I don't think they're as uncommon as people think. When I was in Santiago a couple years ago a saw a Jewelry shop with a massive variegated specimen and several stores in the same neighborhood also had smaller plants. I assume they were propagated from the massive one.

You are most informative. I received some cuttings that seem to be rhipsalis baccifera, but I'm confused because some of the cuttings seem like something else. There are lots of berries on the cuttings, but no blooms. Can you tell me how I can know for sure, thanks.

Hi, I recently acquired some cuttings from a friend. His flush was a whitish peach. Bud more white. The first flush at my place was exactly the same but now the blooms are light pink with no hint of peach. Was wondering if the PH of the soil affects colour.

Can you tell me why one of my paradoxa stems keeps letting off a new leaf then eventually turns black and falls off? The rest of the stems are doing fine. I have them in cactus mix soil with perlite, orchid bark and a bit of charcoal. I am new to the rhipsalis world. Your videos are very informative. Thank you so much. Can you help me and my paradoxa?

With your help, I am successfully rooting my plants! Thank you so much! I have a question. Do I have to plant it in the soil after the roots come out? Or can I just continue growing it in hydrocultur? I'm growing Rhipsalidopsis and schlumbergera.( lutea also)

Do you sell cuttings? Rhipsalis lindbergiana is on in my wishlist

It is a very light soil that allows water and air to pass through well. Does it need drainage in this case?

Greatl video! Thank you! The more recent video on the lutea species shows you really figured a lot of things out! Heck yeah. Any thoughts or findings on AIRFLOW requirements for ssp. bradei? Doesn't seem like the BiOrb moves much air. In my setup, I can raise humidity a bit via enclosure, but that really means really still air unless I get a small fan for the enclosure... I humbly seek your counsel.

Heck of a helpful video! Thank you! Any thoughts or findings on airflow requirements (for ssp. bradei)? In my setup, I can raise humidity a bit via enclosure, but that really means really still air unless I get a small fan for the enclosure... I seek your counsel.

Where did you get this color

What size of orchid bark do you like?

I just ordered one and I am wondering about its care requirements regarding watering and fertilizers. Do you have any tips?

Where can we purchase? There’s nothing online

Your collection is incredible; I am stunned. Found you today, am a big fan. Thank you for sharing with all of us 🌿💚

You have such a fantastic way of leading us down the Rhipsalis rabbit hole, hahaha! Thank you for this platycarpa history....

This is unbelievable study! I'm 2/3 of the way through, and I think I'm backing up to the beginning to take better notes!

Wow to this information! I'm learning every day! Thank you for sharing your findings and educating others.

I'm thinking that if you can't solve the Mysterialis, NO ONE CAN!

My Chelsea is also one of Angela's starter's. I made a backup plant, that's beginning to really take off. It's loaded with new growth and is shaping up to be quite a nice specimen. Sturdier than the mother plant, I couldn't be more pleased. I'm going to try to fertilze a Chelsea bloom and vice versa, with a Queen next blooming cycle. European breeder's have had successful results. Why not give it the old college try?

Wow thank you for all that research. Very informative. See you in the next video. ❤

You crack me up when you laugh at the end of the video...about calling it RicRac! 🤣 I'm looking into adding W. imitans and D. anguliger so that I will have all four featured in the video.

rhipsalis lindbergiana 😱😱😱

Wow! Love your plant closet!

Hi, thank you so much for the video! I found the botanical illustration at 31:30 very helpful, and I can totally see what Calvente was talking about now.

How do you propergate this plant

Does one need to apply this way every time one wishes to import? Or is this a one-time permit that is required? Thank you for this useful information.

Hello … do you sell cuttings of this particular form? I am looking for this particular form. Can you please help me?

Would this method be suitable for growing other difficult species such as Schlumbergera microsphaerica, Schlumbergera opuntioides and Hatiora herminiae?

Are the pink edges on the clades a result of sun exposure?

Hello friends! I live in America and these are my ingredients. 1part Worm Castings 2parts FoxFarm Ocean Potting Soil 3parts Perlite #3 (super chunky) 4parts Premium Reptibark Bedding (100% Fir bar by Zoo Med from the Reptile Aisle at Petsmart) This may be unpopular with some, but I plant in no-drainage pots... mostly glass containers. Bottom 25% is LECA (Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate), followed by 75% Soil Mixture as listed above. Glass containers allow me to monitor the healthiness of roots and allow me to monitor the water level, which I keep right at or slightly under the LECA line. I use this method for aroids and epiphytic cacti.

This was the very first Epiphyllum that I got. A French woman who lives in Nashville grew these around her saltwater pool. They were old and giant. She gave me a cutting in water with tons of roots.

I'm laughing at how many times you said cabinet. 😂😂

Any update on this Lutei?

Do you also check the pH concentration? If so, how much?

Do you sell Rhipsalis?

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I love those curiosities! I first saw this at Heldelberg Botanic Gardens in the 1980s, but yours is the first plant I've seen in flower. It clearly likes you!!!

Lovely plant with wacky looking flowers

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I did not think I could like this genus more, but you proved me wrong! I need to source this species. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated! I am going to jump into that paper tonight!

That was a great talk. And I can see why you love ❤️ it so much. Those flowers are so 😎 cool with the curls at the base of the flower. They look like little dragon fruit flowers when they bloom. Thanks again from San Diego, CA.

What a cool plant!

Tortugero is a National Park and quite charming if you get the chance. Canal, hotels, and jungle on one side, beach on other. Sea turtles lay eggs in season. Access is by road and then water taxis that go up the canal. Reached by 2 day tours from San Jose. Nice presentation.I live in seasonal dry forest and haven't seen this species and these lowland species are difficult to grow here. A special cabinet would be needed while other species like S. glaber and S. tonduzii just grow out in the yard.

Thank you for another great, in depth video. You just helped me identify that the plant that was sold to me as R. sulcuta is most likely R. micrantha f. kirbergii.