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In bloom.

Jan Sword-Rossman Realty 239-470-6061

16 years ago

Hoya pallida.

Hoya mindorensis.

Cactus.

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moonwolf_gw
16 years ago
Oooh, pretty flowers! (LOL)

Seriously, I really love those mindorensis flowers! Where did you get it, Jan?! What kind of cactus is that? They kinda look like an epiphyllum flower (BTW, my new addiction!).

Brad AKA Moonwolf
cpawl
16 years ago
Nice hoya photos.I like to grow cactus and have a few times to grow them but always kill them in the winter.

Cindy
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plumeriahilo
16 years ago
they are very beautiful and wow that is alot of cactus bloom mamms right id love st see some of mine in bloom
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Jan Sword-Rossman Realty 239-470-6061
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks everyone.
Brad, i think I got the mindorensis from Ebay a long time ago. I've lost my hoya database and my memory alone can't remember for sure.
Cactus is Chamaelobivia Hybrid "Rose Quartz". I love these cactues.
kellyknits
16 years ago
Beautiful blooms!

Kelly
mdahms1979
16 years ago
Very nice Jan. The cactus is really cute.

Mike
puglvr1
16 years ago
Very pretty Jan! I'm not a cactus fan(mostly because of the needle like sharp spikes...(although I LOVE Jades and succulents)...but those are sure pretty blooms on those cactus! Thanks for sharing!

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