this one use to be 3 feet tall but i left it outside too long and froze but its commin back!



anyone know these?

is the second one a vine? are the leaves waxy and kind of thick? if so, then it's probably a hoya.

on the other hand, if it's not viney, it's probably a type of peperomia.

Is the first a Schlumbergera?

yep its a vine! leaves are waxy not that thick but its just a starter.
thanks im gonna goggle hoya!

sibyl, the first lookes like a relative, if not actually, a night blooming cereus. i have several relatives and 2 actual ones.

Hi sibyl,
I'm with Jiffy on #1, I think it's Epiphyllum oxypetalum ("Night-blooming Cereus").
For #2, I'd guess Peperomia scandens ,
and I think that #3 looks like another Epiphyllum,
Epiphyllum guatemalensis \'Monstrose\' ,
which is a pretty nifty little character,
it has 3 inch white flowers that open at night (like E. oxypetalum)
followed by pink fruits.

THANKS!
i seen jiffys post and was gogglein away! yep! its a epiphyllum nightblooming cereus

i think 2nd pis is a hoya carnosa-chouke web page

and 3 pic epiphyllum g monstrose
thanks! so much!