Rhipsalis agudoensis N.P.Taylor; is similar in appearance to cereoides, but the juvenile leaves come out red and then turn to green. It has 3-4 angled stems with fragrant white flowers and magenta-pink fruit.
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Genus name comes form New Latin, form Greek rhip-, rhips wickerwork + Latin -alis -al, referring to the plants' morphology.
Rhipsalis agudoensis
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Rhipsalis agudoensis; plants come in following sizes:
S - ca. 20 cm long, ø 11 cm; pot.
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