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Epiphytic Cacti
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Epiphytic Cacti, Species & Hybrids: Aporocactus, Demia, Disocactus, Epiphyllum, Hatiora, Kimnachia, Lepismium, Lymanbensonia, Pfeiffera, Pseudorhipsalis, Rhipsalidopsis, Rhipsalis, Schlumbergera, Selenicereus, Strophocactus, Weberocereus
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Weberocereus tunilla subspecies biolleyi
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Weberocereus tunilla subspecies biolleyi
Rhipsalis Identification
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Rhipsalis Identification Presentation PDF: drive.google.com/file/d/1TNeANe507diDK2KXeK2k_OhSHKDGDcPP/view Flower PDF: drive.google.com/file/d/1UA3k5CJgR-7wesaQg4SiwPx0_L330lZN/view Studies with phylogenetic trees: academic.oup.com/botlinnean/article/180/4/491/2416556 bsapubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.3732/ajb.1000502 bioone.org/journals/haseltonia/volume-27/issue-1/026.027.0111/Neotypifica...
Epiphytic Cacti Show-and-tell Episode 3 (timestamps)
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Epiphytic Cacti Show-and-tell Episode 3 Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:13 In the Terrarium 07:05 In the Cabinets 30:18 Pretty View and Hoya mess 30:50 Pfeiffera asuntapatensis 33:57 Hatiora salicornioides f. cylindrica 35:03 Schlumbergera xbuckleyi type hybrid 38:37 Schlumbergera ‘White Bell Variegated’ 41:42 Rhipsalis aurea 44:36 Rhipsalis pacheco-leonis ssp. catenulata 46:24 Rhipsalis pacheco-leo...
Andy's Orchids Unboxing
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Andy's Orchids Unboxing: andysorchids.com Caryophyllales checklist: bioone.org/journals/supplementalcontent/10.3372//wi.51.51208/wi.51.51208_Checklist.pdf Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:46 Schlumbergera russelliana 02:50 About Andy’s & Box Opening 05:45 Rhipsalis mesembryanthemoides (mounted) 07:50 Schlumbergera opuntioides 09:37 Pfeiffera boliviana 10:45 Bulbophyllum alagense (small form) 11:50 Bu...
Schlumbergera lutea subspecies lutea
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Schlumbergera lutea subspecies lutea Geolite: a.co/d/9CmK9X0 General Hydroponics CaliMagic: www.amazon.com/dp/B00GZRKI40 General Hydroponics FloraGro: www.amazon.com/dp/B01I4U0NYK TDS Meter: www.amazon.com/dp/B002C0A7ZY Pipettes: a.co/d/7mVdWpy Small Plastic Self Watering Pots: www.amazon.com/dp/B08X4DLYZD Wicking Cord: a.co/d/gi1nTyn Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:48 Endangered Status 01:30 Climat...
Rhipsalis Closet - Milsbo Greenhouse Cabinets 2 Month Update
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Rhipsalis Closet - Milsbo Greenhouse Cabinets 2 Month Update
Planting Epiphytic Cacti in a Terrarium
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Planting Epiphytic Cacti in a Terrarium Isopods & Springtails: www.smug-bug.com (I highly recommend the Armadillidium vulgate “Orange dalmation” Isopods if you want active fun ones to watch) Milsbo cabinet: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/milsbo-glass-door-cabinet-white-00396416/ 100% silicone: Aquarium Silicone Sealant Clear... www.amazon.com/dp/B09YTL3X3K Great Stuff Expanding Foam black: GREAT STUFF Mu...
Rhipsalis burchellii
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Rhipsalis burchellii Etsy source doesn’t have R. burchellii listed now but they do sell it sometimes: www.etsy.com/shop/LetsTalkPlants eBay source: www.ebay.com/itm/166288801964 Andy’s Orchids: andysorchids.com/pictureframe.asp?PicId=detl&qd=08188
Weberocereus imitans
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Weberocereus imitans Timestamps 00:00 Intro 01:18 Selenicereus anthonyanus 01:59 Disocactus anguliger 04:25 Epiphyllum chrysocardium 05:32 Weberocereus imitans 08:10 Endangered status 11:24 W. imitans source 17:49 Morphological differences 22:17 Flower info
Rhipsalis closet makeover - Milsbo Greenhouse Cabinets
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Rhipsalis closet makeover - Milsbo Greenhouse Cabinets IKEA Milsbo Tall: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/milsbo-glass-door-cabinet-white-00396416/ IKEA Milsbo Wide: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/milsbo-glass-door-cabinet-white-20452307/ IKEA Tall Pegboard: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/skadis-pegboard-white-00320803/ IKEA Wide Pegboard: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/skadis-pegboard-white-10321618/ IKEA Pegboard Shelves: www.ikea.co...
Epiphytic Cacti Show-and-tell Episode 2 (timestamps)
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Epiphytic Cacti Show-and-tell Episode 2 (timestamps) Begonia Bubbles: ruclips.net/video/69vnYqSz_2c/видео.htmlsi=HplukTE7sL9YgWea Bottom: www.amazon.com/dp/B07WBV6LRV Top: www.amazon.com/dp/B0877DGDZ6 Rhipsalis dissimilis: www.etsy.com/listing/1059396227/ (Seller reposts quite often if it is out of stock) TImestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:29 R. juengeri 8:35 R. neves-armondii 11:32 R. trigona 14:35 R. d...
Rhipsalis floccosa subspecies tucumanensis
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Rhipsalis floccosa subspecies tucumanensis US eBay source: www.ebay.com/itm/166400878628 seedlingsandcuttings.eu kakteen-haage.de www.uhlig-kakteen.de Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:15 IUCN Status 00:40 R. floccosa Subspecies 01:59 R. pittieri Reclassification 02:31 Mature Plant 02:50 Plant Detail 12:50 Resources 15:51 Various Clones
Mystery Rhipsalis - A Halloween Special
Просмотров 37410 месяцев назад
Mystery Rhipsalis - A Halloween Special Jardim Botanico Rio de Janeiro: objdigital.bn.br/acervo_digital/div_periodicos/per065170/per065170_1915_01.pdf Alice Calvente’s thesis: Andrea Chang her thesis www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/41/41132/tde-12052010-134816/publico/alicecalvente.pdf Cactaceae of Rio de Janeiro Field Guide: objdigital.bn.br/acervo_digital/div_periodicos/per065170/per065170...
Epiphytic Cacti Show-and-tell Episode 1 (timestamps)
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Epiphytic Cacti Show-and-tell Episode 1 (timestamps) Andy's Orchids: andysorchids.com Whitton Greenhouses: whittongreenhouses.com Horticult LLC: www.horticult.com and www.etsy.com/shop/HorticultLLC RUclips CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:21 Weberocereus tunilla ssp. biolleyi 3:54 Schlumbergera russelliana plant 6:04 Schlumbergera russelliana seedlings update 6:59 Rhipsalis teres f. teres HU1117 8:48 Rhip...
Wintering, plants around the house
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Wintering, plants around the house
Rhipsalis goebeliana (minor corrections in description)
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Rhipsalis goebeliana (minor corrections in description)
Rhipsalis paradoxa subspecies septentrionalis
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Rhipsalis paradoxa subspecies septentrionalis
Rhipsalis neves-armondii form megalantha
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Rhipsalis neves-armondii form megalantha
Lepismium lumbricoides form lumbricoides
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Lepismium lumbricoides form lumbricoides
Tales from the Compost - A Halloween Special
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Tales from the Compost - A Halloween Special
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.
Yes, a lot of things can affect the color, temperature, sun, nutrients.
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?
It happens sometimes, but if it’s continuous you might need a bit more light or air movement.
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)
I only keep S. lutea in semi-hydro long term. Everyone else I move to an epiphytic mix but that doesn’t mean they can’t be grown in semi-hydro long term. I think there would be some trial and error figuring out how to keep them long term though.
@@EpiphyticCacti I have now transplanted almost all of my rhipsalidopsis, hatiora and schlumbergera to hydrocultury, and they have been growing so well so far that I was wondering if I could keep them like this or if I really need to change them back to soil.
Do you sell cuttings? Rhipsalis lindbergiana is on in my wishlist
Sorry I don’t, but you can get this species mislabeled as Lepismium lumbricoides from Horticultllc on their website or Etsy shop.
It is a very light soil that allows water and air to pass through well. Does it need drainage in this case?
I use pots with drainage holes, I’ve seen people just have a bottom filled with hydroton or something similar instead though.
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.
I don’t find the airflow impacts much if the roots are kept consistently moist.
@@EpiphyticCacti thanks so much! since my question, I've installed a tiny 40mm pc fan in my terrarium and find that it helps prevent mold than anything. hopefully my Schlumdawgs take:)
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
They were cuttings I picked up from an old plant in a local shop!
@@EpiphyticCactiooh thank you
What size of orchid bark do you like?
Small grade!
I just ordered one and I am wondering about its care requirements regarding watering and fertilizers. Do you have any tips?
Mine seem to likes semi-shade and on the moist side. I use consistent low doses of hydroponic fertilizer (300ppm).
Where can we purchase? There’s nothing online
I’ve never seen it for sale outside of once a few years ago and it wasn’t in the US. I think this plant is purchasable in some European countries. If you are in the US, you can try an ISO facebook post in epiphytic cacti related groups. This is your best option for finding cuttings of it as it’s mostly just in a few private collections. I didn’t get my 2nd cutting from a sale it was through a roundabout trade from a private collector. Uncommon or rarer plants in cultivation are usually obtained that way.
I bought some on Mercari of all places, they still have some
But now that I think it’s a different one, it looks slightly different than yours
@@jdelv1524sadly it’s mislabeled, it’s Selenicereus inermis 😢
@@EpiphyticCacti damn I thought I had this one! Sad I love the flower in your video 😅
Your collection is incredible; I am stunned. Found you today, am a big fan. Thank you for sharing with all of us 🌿💚
Thank you 💚🌱
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?
Agreed, it would make beautiful hybrids!
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.
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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.
Thanks, I’m always happy to do the research and share!
How do you propergate this plant
Rhipsalis are pretty easy from cutting just stick the cuttings into an epiphytic type substrate in A SMALL-ISH pot, water sparingly at first, and then as normal once rooted. It typically takes 2-4 weeks for them to form small roots. If weather permits I find if I put the pot outside in a nice shaded area they take care of themselves. Just make sure to check on and shower them maybe once a week if you are experiencing dry or very hot conditions. Rule of thumb in general is less water the cooler the temperatures because it doesn’t evaporate as quickly.
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.
No the permits/labels last for at least a year!
Hello … do you sell cuttings of this particular form? I am looking for this particular form. Can you please help me?
I don’t sorry, if you are in the US check Horticultllc on Etsy or their website!
Would this method be suitable for growing other difficult species such as Schlumbergera microsphaerica, Schlumbergera opuntioides and Hatiora herminiae?
I have grown S. microsphaerica and S. russelliana this way but not with the same spectacular success.
@@EpiphyticCacti Thank you! What kind of soil would you recommend for S. microsphaerica? Is it possible to grow it in your mix (potting soil + perlite + pine bark + geolite)? Another question about H. herminiae. I saw that you have it growing in moss in a greenhouse. Based on your experience, does it make sense to take it for indoor, not a greenhouse or florarium keeping? What difficulties can be met when growing it? Especially on its own roots.
Are the pink edges on the clades a result of sun exposure?
I’m not sure if that is more genetic on this one and just enhanced by higher light conditions.
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.
Thanks for sharing your method!
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. 😂😂
If you are of age and partake I hope you made it a drinking game 😂!
Any update on this Lutei?
It did not do well in the Bi-Orb long term, for me personally I found that growing them semi-hydroponically is much easier than any other method.
Do you also check the pH concentration? If so, how much?
It’s typically between 5.5 and 6.5.
Thank you😍
Do you sell Rhipsalis?
Hi, sorry but no, I’m just a private collector.
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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!!!
I would have loved to see it in a botanical garden even without flowers! I’m glad Weberocereus like me back 🤣!
Lovely plant with wacky looking flowers
Wow❤😊❤
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!
🤣 I didn’t even read the bat paper! 🌼🦇
@@EpiphyticCacti well, call me a nerd or scientist at heart :)
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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.
Thank you 💚🌱
What a cool plant!
Thanks!
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.
I would forgo the tour part and just run around trying to find epicacti to ogle and photograph 🤣!
@@EpiphyticCacti I believe they rent canoes! The closest thing I saw to a cactus was a crocodile, but maybe I wasn't looking hard enough.
It would be my luck that I would just get eaten while trying to find them 🤣!
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.
Nice! I’m glad it was helpful! 💚🌱