I think I have an Epiphyllum. It sort of resembles a Christmas Cactus, but he leaves are not segmented, and are twisted. It had yellow blooms at the ends of a 'stem', and now has round pink bulbus growth where the bloom was. Is this an Epiphyllum? I also have another plant I cannot identify and any help would be appreciated. It has segmented leaves like CC but they are LARGE. (3 1/2 X 5 inches) When it blooms it has tiny little pale yellow blooms at each point all around the leaf, not just at the end. If this isn't the place to find this info, please direct me to the correct forum. Tnanks.

Isnt there a separate forum for exchanges?? You might want to try over there. Tracy

I am taking the picture looking down on the plant from the second floor, so the perspective is off since it's only a closeup of the plant. It was the only way I didn't get glare. Sorry not to explain that. It doesn't look that way because of the angle but the plant is actually 3 feet above those curtains. The row of fabric triangles are at the bottom of the top window which is about 8 feet in height. It hangs in that top window area and gets direct sun for about 4-5 hours there. It's about 4 feet from the actual window hanging on a beam. I'm not able to put it any nearer to that window tho that would probably be the best spot. Room is incredibly bright all day. I can change it to the bottom window, it tends to get a bit chilly there during the winter next to the glass sliders. It would be closer to the sunlight there but it would only get direct sun for about 3 hours a day. The only other place I could put it is in a normal size south window. This area is taken up by orchids which need as much sun as they can get so I couldn't restrict any of the sun on it unless it was put back aways. I need more windows ;) Any ideas which area might be better? Oh, if it stays in the place it is in hanging on the beam it can get as big as it wants, otherwise size will be an issue so I might need to repot then if the area is successful. Thanks :)

Hi, I E-mailed you but did not receive a reply. Peter