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The ripe fruit of a Harrisia adscendens in a container in our garden at Jansenville in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. Die ryp vrug van die rankkaktus (Harrisia adscendens) in 'n planthouer in ons tuin op Jansenville in die Oos-Kaap van Suid-Afrika. Dié kaktus het lieflike wit blomme wat later dié interessante rooi vruggies vorm. A few of the twenty-some species in the genus Harrisia are found in cultivation and often grown as landscape plants in warmer climates where they can clamor and sprawl freely. Stems of this species are typically thin and few-ribbed; areoles with several needle-like spines are spaced enough to make the stems easily visible. All species have large white flowers which are fragrant. Floral tubes have bristles or wool and the fruits are round yellow or red fleshy spheres. The fruits are an useful identification key. Harrisia adscendens is one of the few cacti to have a vine-like quality. This plant originates from Brazil. Kamera Canon EOS 500D Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 USM Macro Lens

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