I am glad you started the hosting, teengardener1888! :)
Here is my lovely Gloxinia. A wonderful flower, I am glad she stayed at my house since my sister tends to kill her flowers.
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This one flowered for me for the first time after she almost died on me. And now I am lost, is she Hatiora x graeseri or Hatiora gaertneri? What is the difference?
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Another one which also almost died on me. And the question stays...
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Beautiful flowers, notably the Gloxinia..what a gorgeous double!

Cool, you inspired me to go take some pics.

The Begonias in this pot (with Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) keep blooming.

Chrysothemis pulchella is starting again. It went dormant, glad to see it back!

Plectranthus 'Mona Lavender'

Tahitian bridal veil (Gibasis geniculata.)

Another copy of the same hot pink double wax Begonia as above, with Peperomia verticillata and Thanksgiving cactus (Schlumbergera truncata.)

Tiffany, have you ever tried buying and keeping the more choice impatients such as the varigated sunpatiets or the variegated double impatients they have ast some stores? These are much more choice than the regular seed impatients you grow..The double impatients are vastly better than indoor roses, in fact, double impatients should be sold as a replacement for indoor roses, they bloom longer in less sunlight!

Not the greatest pic, but heres my X'mas cactus confused what time of year it is. I love love all your beautiful flowers.
Christine

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*whispers* christine1950, I think it's Thanksgiving cactus, but it's true it's beautiful :)

TG, I love them all equally but would get other Impatiens if I saw them, theoretically. I'm on hold for shopping for new plants this year, except a few trades. That busy Lizzie plant they keep talking about sounds really cool. I keep expecting downy mildew to kill these (I. walleriana,) lucky so far.

Lii-sama, I agree - on both counts!

Optimara 'Manitoba'

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Wow. These are all so beautiful.
I need to go outside and see if I missed any blooms.
K

Lii-sama, just saw your question above, looking at the pics more leisurely. I think yours is an Easter cactus, Hatiora gaertneri. This should help you decide.

Thank you, purpleinopp. I did some reading on my own as well and came to conclusion those two are Hatiora x graeseri since they have different stems than showed about Hatiora gaertneri. It seems I have had Hatiora gaertneri for years without knowing it lol

my NOID tuberous large-leaved begonia 'alien' flower. i have searched all over and have not been able to find anything similar to it.

Way cool, Petruska!

Tradescantia blossfeldiana/cerinthoides:

Aglaonema modestum:

Ledebouria socialis still only in bud, but I think the buds are more attractive than the open flowers. Love the Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi leaves with it! If I was more attentive (a euphemism for less lazy,) they would be more purple at the edges. I've been lax about putting some pots back in the sun after moving them for mowing.

One of the lambs

Some of mine:

Amarylis "Sweet Nymph"
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Pink Crown of Thorns
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Pelargonium "Lara Starshine"
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Hoya Obovata, bloom closeup and plant with more blooms
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Ceropegia sandersonii
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Sad Clivia blooms, but atleast it's blooming.

Euphorbia polygona 'snowflake' blooms

Thunbergia blooms-

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Aptenia cordifolia variegata with blooms, outside for the summer potted with other outdoor plants, but I will repot them in a solo pot when it gets cold for overwintering inside.

Yes, yes, yes, to all of the pics here, but special applause for the very last pic, FPT!

Chrysothemis pulchella:

Tahitian bridal veil, Gibasis geniculata.

Callisia fragrans blooms open again this morning.

Easter cactus regrowing from being pruned to a short stump a few months ago.

Haworthia.

Closeup of the Haworthia flower.