rhipsalis การใช้

In Angola, Welwitsch also discovered " Rhipsalis baccifera ", the only cactus species naturally occurring outside the New World.
In a New England winter, a hardy ivy would be one of the few plants you could use on the animals outside; the rhipsalis would die.
One theory is it was spread by being carried as seeds in the digestive tracts of migratory birds; the seeds of " Rhipsalis " are adapted for bird distribution.
Except for a relatively recent spread of " Rhipsalis baccifera " to parts of the Old World, cacti are plants of South America and mainly southern regions of North America.