I saw this blooming at the US Botanic Garden in late February 2012. I labeled the photo "Rhipsalis," mostly because it was after a series of Rhipsalis photos. I don't think this had a visible tag--probably hidden among all the plant growth--so I don't have a photo of its ID. But, on the basis of its segmented shape that looks like bottles attached end to end and the yellow flowers, I'd call it Hatiora salicornioides.
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- Meadowview Biological Research Center
- USBG: Hatiora salicornioides
- At Least They Left The Eucalyptus
- Spring Growings On
- Post Of Desperate Interest To You
- Heat Island Effect Boosts Tree Growth
- Schlumbergera's At It Again
- A-Bloomin'
- Trellis Arch Tunnel
- Amorphophallus bulbifer Shoots
- USBG: Aliceara Memoria Jay Yamada 'Kauai'
- Rearrangement
- A Succulent Arrangement
- Dioscorea elephantipes Seedlings
- A Hoppy Garden
- A Gardening Windfall
- New York Plant Grab
- Growing Chayote
- Spring In B-Town
- Post Of Desperate Interest To You
- Seeds Of Stapelia asterias
- The Importance Of Drafting
- Making Scilla siberica Babies
- Sinningia defoliata Foliates
- Episcia 'Coco' Seedlings
- Pushing Up Fruit
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