Rhipsalis and other epiphytic cacti 2020

[@annyamizuindonesia529]

Pemandagan yang sangat indah dan sejuk👍

[@jacdavis9]

Wonderful collection!

[@tonyabrown39]

I love Rhipsalis ❤ I have about 10 different kinds. Yours are beautiful

[@cleudinharosasdodeserto]

Lindas plantas 🌼🌺🌸

[@mairzeedotes2067]

You must live in Florida or somewhere it rains alot. Love the way that air plant just took off there.

[@sandie9379]

Dont think thats anguliger looking like antonyanus more pointed leaves anguliger is more rounded i have both

[@gensgreenmagic6871]

Thank you! It hasn't bloomed for me yet, I hope it is Selenicereus anthonyanus. I love that flower!

[@saltlifess6226]

It is pronounced Rhip- sal-is.

[@gensgreenmagic6871]

Contrary to popular opinion, botanists pronounce this RHIP’ sa lis.
Pronunciation
[RIP-sa-lis]
A.T. JOHNSON, H.A. SMITH & A.P.
STOCKDALE (2019): PLANT NAMES
SIMPLIFIED, 3RD EDITION
TRIP-suh-lis
ROSS BAYTON (2019): THE GARDERNER'S
BOTANICAL
[Rhípsalis]
HELMUT GENAUST (1996):
ETYMOLOGISCHES WÖRTERBUCH DER
BOTANISCHEN PFLANZENNAMEN, 3.
AUFLAGE
"Botanical Latin is essentially a
written language, but the
scientific names of plants often
occur in speech. How they are
pronounced really matters little
provided they sound pleasant and
are understood by all concerned."
WILLIAM T. STEARN (1983): BOTANICAL
LATIN, 3RD EDITION: 53
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cactusnames.org
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[@gensgreenmagic6871]

Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary #
(n) Rhipsalis
rip′sa-lis a genus of Cacti.
Etymology
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary
Gr. rhips, a mat.