Yes.

Obviously there are those out there who are well versed in hybridizing
epiphytic Cactaceae.

Did you check out their website?


"dave1972" wrote in message
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Martin Brown Wrote:
Cereus-validus-........... wrote:
You are really on top of things, Ned.

Schlumbergera haven't been called Zygocactus since the 1950's. I'm
surprised
you haven't gone way back to the 1800's and called it an Epiphyllum.

In the UK Zygocactus was still in common use until at least the
1970's.
I know the taxonomists rename things with monotonous regularity but
hobbyists and garden centres seldom relabel their plants as a result.

I suspect these days most are sold as Christmas/Easter Cactus or PC
variant Holiday Cactus. If you pollinate it you will get fruit and
seeds
potentially but nothing serious happens if you do nothing at all.

Regards,
Martin Brown


thanks for that martin but does anyone know how to pollinate it so i
can get seeds from this plant i would like to try if i can as iam new
to plants lol please any help is welcome


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dave1972