Look up rhipsalis mouse tail. Possibly that. I’m not 100% sure but would guess that. Look like a young one. The Rat tail I don’t think so. They are very prickly, even young ones. I have quite a few of those.
@cyndi the light on it is throwing me off and so is the soft part. I would maybe be able to tell better in natural lighting. Rat tails are not soft either. They definitely will poke you.
@pmulder yeah I had thought at first that it was a rat tail, but it doesn’t poke and they’re staying very skinny, even directly under the grow light for a year
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Look up rhipsalis mouse tail. Possibly that. I’m not 100% sure but would guess that. Look like a young one. The Rat tail I don’t think so. They are very prickly, even young ones. I have quite a few of those.
Rhipsalis mouse tail are soft also.
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@pmulder I think you’re right! Thank you!!