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wallisadi deland (
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Tue, Jan 24, 12 at 16:47
  rhipsalis crispata ..i think..winter bloomer |
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| Is there a plant file on this plant? I might like to try it if I can find it! |
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| I think the plant is an epiphyllum: http://www.epiphyllumsociety.org/penticocollect/pic.html
http://www.angelfire.com/ca/SSaSSSy/Epiphyllum.html
http://www.epies.net/
http://www.epiphyllum.co.za/CultNotes.asp
http://reviews.ebay.com/Care-of-Epiphyllum-hybrids_W0QQugidZ1000000000
3483228
http://www.easycactus.co.uk/site/content/view/16/29/
http://www.epiforums.com/
http://www.ehow.com/how_5380415_fertilize-epiphyllum-plants.html Carol M. in Jacksonville |
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| Oooops - sorry - I defer to Walli - it is rhipsalis crispata. My apologies. Carol |
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| So sweet! I used to have one of those epis, and I loved the dainty little blooms. |
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| I have an Epi in bud. It bloomed last month & now has buds again. It is a large bloom about 4-5 in. across, a salmon color. If I knew how to post pics here I would when they are open. |
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 mother plant |
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rhipsalis crispata ..i think..winter bloomer
mother plant