Cleistocactus winteri

Yes, thanks!

Very pretty! I've never seen this cactus. TFS!

Hi,
what a pretty plant...can I ask where you found it....
and how can I get one....thanks for posting....linda

Was going to ask the same question as Linda. Lol!
Love the color of flowers and new growth as well.

Chuy

Beautiful plant! This one is going on my wish list.

Just call it beautiful!!

I like that very much,i'd also like to find one of those.
tfs
Kathi

So this is how it starts with the prickly ones, huh? Knowing the OP is in Mexico, I was curious what might be pictured here. Now I need one too and I'm supposedly against stereotypical prickly cacti. Yeah, right, not if they can make flowers like that. So that principle is out the window now too.

That's a cool looking plant with the flowers on it!

Tiffany,

If you like fuzzy cliff-dwellers, you can stay in the same genus and check the link out. Cleistos are a wonderful pretty-troublefree group of plants and they have the attraction for hummingbirds too.

Here is a link that might be useful: Monkey Tail

TY, Jeff! I guess I would, put it on my wish list. Hummingbird nectar plant lists are always so sparse, and regional. I'm compiling one that includes all kinds of plants, even if most people can't find most of them in any particular location. Those who collect them as house plants can have many they don't even realize will serve the hummers. Just learned TC's have nectar they can access. TY also for mentioning that, #109. (If anyone would like a copy, you're welcome to PM me.)

There is a couple amazing monkey tails at a local nursery here. I would love one, but don't have anywhere to hang it. I had to get all the plants in with a shoe horn this year!

Laura, HA! I'm right there with ya'. I have to move plants around daily for everyone to get enough sun & there's the rigamarole every morning, making sure all the blinds get opened. Some plants have a night vs. day position, and some of my hanging pots are hanging from the rim of another pot, some not even hanging for winter. There's a bunch of hooks in the ceiling, but only so much room in front of windows. Can you put hooks in your ceiling?

Bromelia, if even 10% of the plants you show for ID (on other forums too!) are yours, you deserve a huge thumbs-up! I don't know what most of them are, so don't often speak in the threads, but LOVE to see the plants you post. Wherever you are in MX, it's awesome for plants. All of this about bringing plants inside must be very funny to you.