ID on this Easter cactus

Cramlington, United Kingdom(Zone 8a)

My local nursery has this beautiful large flowered hot pink variety.

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Modi'in, Israel

Whadya mean your local nursery has it?!?! YOU should have it in your garden! It's gorgeous! :-)

sorry I can't help on an ID though

-Julie

Wow! pretty. No help on id tho. Harold

Cramlington, United Kingdom(Zone 8a)

Oh Julie I so wish I'd picked it up. When I went back to get it someone else had grabbed it!

I did go into the back though where they keep their stock plants and I think they might have some others.

It has the biggest flowers I've ever seen on this type of cactus.

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Northern California, CA

Such a pretty color and the shape appears to be slightly different too. Lovely!

Jasper Co., MO(Zone 6b)

It name Hatiora gaertneri... (Rhipsalidopsis)

Check it out on Desert tropical link:

http://www.desert-tropicals.com/Plants/Cactaceae/Rhipsalidopsis_gaertneri.html

I have 2 of those Easter orchid cactus - Red and Hot Pink

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Shelburne Falls, MA(Zone 5a)

Rusty, does your red look like this? If so, do you have a name for it?

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Modi'in, Israel

boojum, that's a magnificent flower! And a lovely angle on the photo too :-).

-Julie

Shelburne Falls, MA(Zone 5a)

Thanks Julie,
I was pretty surprised when it opened so big on such a small plant. I found it in a plant shop looking kinda sick and knew it was "something" because of the fuzzy stuff on each section.

Jasper Co., MO(Zone 6b)

yes it all same plant as I have red and hot pink.

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