Rhispalis ewaldiana

[@justinamontgomery2618]

I love your hanging trellis you use for your plants to hang under!! They look so beautiful! It has been a nice year for putting the plants outside....so many of yours are flowering!....must be so rewarding!...glad there is still a couple months for them to be outside! Thanks for the nice video!

[@EpiphyticCacti]

Thank you, I only wish they could be out all year! 💚🌱

[@gregofoster]

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

[@kaktus_cactus]

As always very thorough and informative thank you for all the work and research you you do.

[@EpiphyticCacti]

Thank you 💚🌱

[@davidcheever8175]

Thanks for the wonderful background and detailed description on R. ewaldiana. Yes, I enjoyed it all!

[@EpiphyticCacti]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it 💚🌱

[@andreachang9998]

Thank you thank you thank you for finally properly identifying the light green clone. So many discussions online about what it was, but only you went through all the scientific publications to get to the bottom of this debate, and now we can finally put the right label on this plant.

[@EpiphyticCacti]

Thank you, I totally love how curious you are, and I really appreciate that you aren’t afraid to question things or express your thoughts on them. Very cool 💚🌱.

[@sylviawood6089]

Thank you for your video. I am fascinated with your collection of plants. You are so informative. Thank you❤

[@EpiphyticCacti]

Thank you 💚🌱

[@stephenwilling7287]

This is facinating. I just recieved a plant labeled "rhipsalis ewaldiana", longest branch is about 6"-8". Some of the sections are 3-sided and others are 4-sided and it veverts back and forth along the same branch. I wish I could show you photos or a video, but not possible here and I do not have Instagram. The sections are mostly green except for the new growth at the end that are more of a limeish colour. I don't think there are any flower buds or remnants of buds/berries. I'm not sure if I understand you correctly. Are you saying that of I propagate this plant, at some point in the future, but then grow them in different lighting conditions. The plants will change and grow different carricterustics? If I have this correct and that could happen it would be interesting to try it.

[@EpiphyticCacti]

Hi, you can email me pictures if you want at [e-mail]. Yes, it’s possible, it’s called phenotypic plasticity! “Phenotypic plasticity is the ability of an organism to change its characteristics in response to environmental stimuli. This can include changes in behavior, morphology, or physiological state.”

[@northernplantucky]

Always love you videos because of the quality and the detail

[@EpiphyticCacti]

Thank you 💚🌱

[@jozefmirkowicz1143]

What publications about phylogenetics could you recommend (in English, German or Polish language)?

[@EpiphyticCacti]

Specific to epiphytic cacti?

[@jozefmirkowicz1143]

@@EpiphyticCacti it can be about all cacti but epiphytic cacti are more important to me.

[@EpiphyticCacti]

www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/41/41132/tde-12052010-134816/publico/alicecalvente.pdf There are quite a few on BioOne.org: bioone.org/search?term=Rhipsalis+phylogenetic

[@jozefmirkowicz1143]

@@EpiphyticCacti thank you so much :)

[@plantsandjackie3720]

Do you sell Rhipsalis?

[@EpiphyticCacti]

Hi, sorry but no, I’m just a private collector.