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What species of plant is that? Looks like it was made for chams

I want to know too. It looks perfect for climbing!!!

Ahhh...come to the plant master you have! LOL plants are my other passion! This specimen boys and girls is a butterfly gardenia or crepe jasmine commonly and Tabernaemontana divaricata formally. It is over 20 tears old and was my late grandmother's. I knew it from a seedling. Thanks for looking.

Another fantastic plant that is in the Rhypsalis family is Hylocereus undatus

It is in Loki's cage if you wanna check it out.

It took twenty years to get that much growth?? Sounds like it is not a viable option for me.

Those Christ in the manger flowers look like something an artist would dream up on an alien planet. Stunning

@KingGoodman. The gardenia grows fairly quickly at first about 6-8" a year but slows considerably around 3' and it is current 4.5 ft. It has grown only 6" in the past 3 years.
So if you could get a decent sized plant it wouldn't outgrow your enclosures.

The Christ in the manger grows quickly and actually loves being rootbound. And you can train the soft new growth quite easily. So it's perfect for chams.