What are the varieties of false epiphyllum?

Yellow flowered Epiphyllum

From its name, you can tell that this kind of false epiphyllum must have yellow flowers. Yes, the plant of yellow-flowered false epiphyllum has an epiphytic growth pattern and is water-filled. The branches and leaves often grow in a drooping manner. The stem nodes are green, relatively small, smooth and without thorns.

Its flowers are yellow and it is mainly found in Brazil.

Dance of Falling Flowers

A very unique species among the false epiphyllums, the plant grows upright, with branches that are bifurcated, the surface of the stem nodes is gray or dark green, and it is cylindrical in shape without edges.

The flowers of this false night-blooming cereus are also yellow, and the flowers are often solitary in the mesh on the edge, pink or pink-purple.

Peacock Epiphyllum

Is this false Epiphyllum as beautiful as the peacock? The leaves of the peacock epiphyllum have degenerated into flat and thick two-sided leaf-like stems.

The leaf-like stems are very long, with coarse serrated spines growing on the edges, and the areoles are covered with growths in the serrated notches.

Sometimes, new green and shiny stems will grow, which will be covered with a small number of fine thorns. The thorns on the old stems will fall off and become smooth, but thorn marks will remain.

Hybrid Epiphyllum

It turns out to be a hybrid. This false Epiphyllum is a hybrid of the false Epiphyllum of Gaisley and the Falling Dance. It is not distributed and grows in general areas and is relatively rare. It is very similar to the false Epiphyllum of Gaisley, with single flowers growing, small flowers, and relatively pointed calyx.

Monkey Love Reed

This plant grows upright or arched to drooping, and as it grows it becomes small and has many branches.

The stem nodes are dark green and cylindrical in shape, with small meshes covered with short bristles.

The flowers grow at the top of young branches and are golden or orange in color.