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We are pleased to announce that the Schlumbergera and Rhipsalidopsis List team has joined the German Cactus Society (DKG) as
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce that the Schlumbergera and Rhipsalidopsis List team has joined the German Cactus Society (DKG) as
Read MoreThe new version of ‘The International Schlumbergera and Rhipsalidopsis List of Species and Cultivars’ 2023 is released. You can download
Read MoreSadly, the world of Schlumbergera and Rhipsalidopsis growers lost an outstanding pioneer in 2023. Well known Australian Schlumbergera hybridizer, Desmond
Read MoreOn April 1, 2022 Jochen Bockemühl, longtime leader of the Working Group “EPIG – Interessengemeinschaft Epiphytische Kakteen” and member of
Read MoreThe new version of ‘The International Schlumbergera and Rhipsalidopsis List of Species and Cultivars’ is released. You can download it
Read MoreIn the last month we have delivered several changes to ease the use of the Schlumbergera List. The list of
Read MoreA comparison by Birgit Deiss of ‘Sonja’ (at the top) and ‘Frau Silber’ at the bottom. Note the resemblance, except
Read MoreIt maybe seems quiet at the outside, but the content of Schlumbergera.net keeps expanding. Since the last update 55 new
Read MoreAn updated version of the Schlumbergera list has been uploaded to our online database. You will find some 20 new
Read MoreWe have been adding some exiting new Rhipsalidopsis hybrids from the Netherlands. Search on Jan Kooiman as hybridizer and/or Ruud
Read MoreI’m Pete McLaughlin from Waynesburg, Ohio and I’m 38 years old. My interests started with my first African violet when
Read MoreRhipsalidopsis hybrids do not get as much attention as Schlumbergera hybrids. However, Rhipsalidopsis flowers, when most Schlumbergera are done flowering
Read MoreWhen hybridizing, there is always the choice what to use as the mother (pod parent) and which one to use
Read MoreThe Schlumbergera.net team has been working hard for the last months to offer a new release of The International Schlumbergera
Read MoreFor many years, people thought that a cross between Schlumbergera microsphaerica and other members of the Schlumbergera family was impossible.
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