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Another epi bloom

15 years ago

Just wanted to share with you a new bloom on my epiphyllum.

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Thanks for viewing.

Xuan

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Beachplants
15 years ago
Such a beautiful flower! congrats!
ssk22 Ohio 5b
15 years ago
Xuan,
What a beautiful blossom.could you share your secret for getting blossoms.My plants just won't bloom for me
Sharon
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haxuan
Original Author
15 years ago
Thank you for your kind comments, Beachplants and Sharon.

Re getting them to bloom, Sharon, I have little experience. What I have observed is that most of my plants bloom when the rain comes. Prior to that and during the dry season, they have not been water frequently, maybe once a week or so.

I'm guessing the reason could be that they have been left dry and then when it rains, they are watered often by Mother Nature and that makes them bloom. Maybe I'm wrong but that the way with my plants.

I hope your plant will bloom soon for you, Sharon.

Xuan
ssk22 Ohio 5b
15 years ago
Xuan,
Thanks for the help, I think I will put mine outside and let the rain water them. Maybe that will help. I get nervous putting plants outside then bringing them in when it turns cool. Critters in the pots come in also,and I'm not to crazy about bugs!!!!!
Sharon

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