Rhipsalis
Monday, 8 February 2010
I don't know this fellow's full name. He's not cereuscula, which I have a specimen of. This fellow is much darker, with a definite red tinge to his leaves. Any clues?
Labels: Cactaceae, mysteries, Rhipsalis
7 Comments:
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At 15 February 2010 14:21,
Megan said...
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Not sure, but it sure is cute.
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At 20 February 2010 09:55,
Dirty Girl Gardening said...
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Hmmm, I'm on the case. I'll try to look it up and get back to you.
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At 6 March 2010 05:51,
Matti said...
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Whoa, reminds me of a praying mantis...does it each aphids, lol.
If I had to guess, I would say, Hatoria salicorniodes.
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At 15 March 2010 23:49,
Lynda said...
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I'm so happy to have found a succulent blog based in my area. I'm relatively new to Canberra and I've fallen for all of the succulents around the place.
My latest love is lithops, but everything I've read tells me they're hard to grow, that I need seeds and to be very patient.
So far my collection is a few over-enthusiastic babies from a friend's patio and some pinched tips from some healthy, happy front yards.
Keep up the good work! -
At 7 August 2010 06:35,
Matt and Bobbie said...
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Oh wow--I have one very much like this. Mine is a light green, almost lime green, with pink mixed in. But other than that, they are exactly the same shape with the little hairs growing too. I thought mine was a rhipsalis, but can't help you with anything further. I've never seen one anywhere else.
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At 23 November 2010 03:14,
Kęstas said...
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Very nice photos
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At 19 August 2011 20:47,
lawnless landscaping said...
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Hmmm, I'm on the case. I'll try to look it up and get back to you.