Hi, If you can email me I can hopefully give you some info as to where you can get this plant. Thanks, Lisa

Hi I've tried in fact still trying lol While I find they grow well in even a small pot with very little soil ,have never been able to get them to attach to the trees or even cork bark The larger species such as oxypetalum are easy in fact too easy they happily climb trees or anything though I find they must do it on their own they croak if started that way. So diffferent than orchids,broms or ferns of course they have specialized roots for hanging on lol I saw some large groups in Costa Rica growing in trees but were either way up in the trees or surrounded by water so I couldn't get a good look at what they were growing in but always a large "clump " at the base . seemed to be collected organic matter. Also to make it even more difficult there were many other kinds of plants growing in the group along with vines and what appeared to be newly germinated seeds all overgrown with mosses . None were in flower so really couldn't even ID which species !! Still was thrilled to see them,some of the groups were easily 6/8 feet wide !! Imagine them in full bloom?? gary

ALEXBYRNE44.... IF you see this, that is the 'Christmas cactus I am searching for SO badly. Can you tell me where you got it? I know its a year ago, Maybe it is a store that is in Ft.laud, where I am,and i can look to see if they still sell it, this year. OR do you or someone else have any cuttings of it Schlumbergera X Buckleyi that is the one. I have a post on the Cactus forum looking for cuttings of this cactus, Mine was well over 150yo, and it died it went through so many generations, and Fla. heat must have been to much for it, after being in Conn. all its life. It died slowly over decades, then I got cuttings/segments of it from some other lucky owners of it, 4-5 years ago, but they have died on me this past summer, after Hurricane Irma came through. It finally gave up 2 weeks ago:( Just in time for X-Mas. The extra hot summer we had must have been to much for it, then the hurricane took the rest of its 'strength I guess. If you or someone sees this, maybe you can help me out???

I have both a pink blooming one and a red blooming Xmas cactus which I can share with you, but I cannot figure out how to contact you directly on this site. You can email me @ thaicat6@yahoo.com if you are interested.