Hatiora

Hatiora cylindrica is an epiphytic cactus species of the Cactaceae family, known for its unique branched structure resembling small bones or jointed bottles. In its native environment, it grows on tree trunks or rocky substrates, utilizing them solely for physical support while drawing moisture from the humid air.

Hatiora herminiae is a delicate epiphytic cactus species belonging to the family Cactaceae, native to the canopy of wet tropical forests . Unlike typical desert cacti, this rainforest dweller is adapted to the shade and moisture of forest ecosystems.

Hatiora salicornoides, belonging to the family Cactaceae, is an unusual, spineless epiphytic cactus species. Known for its distinctively branched, jointed stems, it is commonly referred to as the "Drunkard's Dream", "Bottle Cactus", or "Dancing Bones Cactus" due to the shape of its stem segments.