Got this plant as a gift but I do not know its name. Can you identify it?
I’m pretty sure this is a type of Rhipsalis. Without a close up of the stems it’s hard to identify it exactly. Many Rhipsalis have hairy or bristly stems, some are smoother.
Dave’s Garden Website shows some that are similar here:
Rhipsalis teres var. heteroclada
Hope that helps to narrow it down,
Jacki
by: Dorothy
I have a plant which I received from a friend who has passed. It is a dark green plant which grows a cactus like stem as it ages.The leaves are long and dark green and come out in singles rather than a cluster. It grows very large at which time it “drops” babies. That is how I got mine. It has taken several years, but my plant is now about 10 inches high and growing its cactus like stem. If I had a way of sending you a picture, I would show you. this fellow told me that he got the plant from Holland.
Hi Dorothy, just post them in a new submission on the Succulent Plant Identification page and I’ll try to find out for you.