Rhipsalis burchellii

Rhipsalis burchellii belongs to the Cactaceae family and was formally described by Britton & Rose in 1923. This species is primarily found in the Southeast and South regions of Brazil, but it is also distributed globally. The genus Rhipsalis includes various epiphytic and lithophytic cacti, and R. burchellii is one of the more widely recognized members. Its natural range extends beyond Brazil, reflecting its adaptability to diverse environments. The species is known for its climbing or hanging growth habit and is often cultivated as an ornamental plant due to its unique appearance and ease of care.