Cheating here since just got this blooming Rhipsalidopsis (Spring cactus) - still in same pot & very wet soil.

Rina

My xmas cactus is blooming again (or is it a Thanksgiving cactus) either way, its bloomin' and It's pretty. :)

Also heres my Easter cactus eith buds on it

Well I guess I'm still not a 100% sure how to use the pic part of this but the first pic of the xmas cactus was replaced with the Easter cactus PLUS the Easter pcactus pic having its own spot. So i had to add another of the xmas. Anyone know how to erase a pic AFTER its on your post but BEFORE you hit submit?

Spike: A bit dark to be safe to say for sure but it looks to be a Euphorbia milli Are those Gasteria in the pot as well ?

Sorry about that it's e.milli Thai hybrid those next to it are aloe aristata and a young agave royal spine.

LilBit
Just select the photo & hit delete - I have done it many times (before submitting post). Rina

Or after posted via the forum edit, you can use edit and keyboard (keeping an eye on the cursor) use the backspace key ?

I dunn no but it is the way I just deleted a flowering kalanchoe

And here it is again

Whats odd to me is how picst changes sizes after clicking on submit

I dont know ive tried getting the cursor to the photo and hitting back space and then it just jumps to the text before the pic, thanks for the suggestion though. Maybe its just my phone. (Or operator lol) :)

Maybe some Sediveria
Do you have a picture of the plant?

Almost...

Duel pic uploading Maybe type some wording in between the first pic and then up load a second pic If that works would also think just hit the space bar a couple times for each pic uploaded..

Almost grapto looks pretty

nomen
what are you trying to say? - which post are you referring to???

Princess Kelly epiphyllum - several orchid cactus plants are blooming for me now, but this is a new one that has bloomed for the first time for me. I got the plant two years ago. Several more new epiphyllum also have buds and will be blooming later this month.
Lars

delosperma

Yours rina the one that's almost open. Ohh wait kalanchoe ? ID from you ? I thought it was a grapto but been wrong before

Thanks hablu, heres a pic of one of the rosettes thats not flowering

another attempt to load some photos:

Aloe vera

Carpobrotus chilensis

Cleistocactus unknown

Cleistocactus strausii

Deuterocohnia brevifolia

Echeveria unkown

Echinocereus unknown

Echinocereus triglochidiatus

Euphorbia ferox (first time ever flowered in years)

Echinocereus unknown 2

whoops… backfired… loaded same message twice… no idea why. sorry.

Mammillarias mystax and elongata

oh,and a bunch if Euphorbias and a Ferocactus pilosus… sorry… forgot the comments. Last entry here

Oreocereus species

OPuntia basilaris (wild plant on property)

Ornithogalum dubium

Senecio rowyleyanus

Thelocactus species

Tradescantia purpurea

Veltheimia's last gasp

WOW, lots of plants - and so many blooms! Looks like senecio rowyleanus has quite a suntan?
Rina

btw, you probably can delete duplicate post - if you want to.

African false hosta

Echevira Englans?

Mammilaria backebergiana first of many blooms

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My Aloe plants continue flowering. So is the Graptosedum 'California Sunset', but you really can't see the flowers.

This E. pulidonis (or possibly E. agavoides) has continued to flower, even while I am helping it fight off mealy bugs that have tried to move in.

And in another category - my plumie put out the first blooms today! And they smell great!

Crenda, I think it is a E agavoides . That does look like it could be an E. agavoides. It is kinda green for a Pulidonis. also the calixes and the base of the flowers have a tinge of red. The E. Pulidonis they stay green till the very end and even then they are greener than that. The flowers look a tad more lemony because of the lack of tinging. I will post a thread comparing the two that I have. later. I am cleaning like a crazy obsessed person.

Is that a Aloe doratheae in bloom on the left.

I look forward to seeing your two plants for comparing. Yes, the one on the left is Aloe dorotheae and the one on the right is Aloe rooikappie.

Sedum rupestre

In the upper R corner, Graptoveria 'Opalina' bloom.

Kalanchoe Pearl Bells buds are finally opening:

Rina

vaster than empires and more slow, but finally. . . .

For you Spike they're from the Ct. C&S show that I went to today.

Mammillaria dasyacntha

Mammillaria carmanac

Lucky you my cactus show is in a month!

This cactus is Sceleocactus uncinatus or Chihuahuan fishhook cactus. It is from the Big Bend.

Echeveria peacockii

Aloe striata

April is not over. it keeps going and going and going. I mean blooming and blooming and blooming.

Echinocerereus fendleri

Echinocereus triglochidiatus

Gasteraloe ( A.aristata parent)

Euphorbia rigida 'Winter Blush'

So I posted a nice bunch of S.cylindrica that was blooming in March. Well now it's time for the S.cylindrica on the other side of the house.

Yay first gigantic flower bloom this one from echinocerus bonkera

Kalanchoe

Mammilaria

Aloe

Gymnocalicium

Chamacereus hybrid

Notocactus

Dessert rose

ALL are so beautiful. The yellow with the red throats is really cool. and the Chamacereus. Yum!!!! And Spike . I better move my E. bonkera if that is the size of the bloom . It needs top billing. Right now a prickly pear has upstaged it and has it in its shadow.

Aeonium 'martian heads' ^^^^^

Sanseveria downsii

nil
you have many different blooming sans - very nice; and a. martian heads too...Rina

Well then here's another one for you, Rina. Sanseveria pearsonii 'Skyline'

nil, Thank you:-)

In your climate, I would imagine they are kept outside - what are the lighting conditions and your watering regime? Are they in gritty? I have just couple of different ones and they are fine, but not as vigorous as yours...Rina

Yes, they are kept outside. Lighting and medium vary. Some are on a covered patio in shade, some are under 50% shade cloth, 70% shade cloth, some get part sun, I even have one S.pearsonii in full sun. They are all in an aggregate medium. The trifasciata types get some bark. The desert types get pumice and a little turface. They get watered about once a week while growing.

Echinocereus reichenbachia.. Oh Look there. There is my trowel that I have been looking for.

Echinocereus pentalophus

Opuntia erinacea var. ursina

Echinocereus rayonensis

Echinocereus pentalophus is looking even better today

Aloe striata x maculata (? in back) , Aloe dinteri behind the yellow bulbine blooming

Graptopetalum superbum - hope I have the name right:-) - tiny blooms, more to come just 2 are open now:

Rina

A small group of Aloe 'Firebird' in a community pot all decided to bloom in unison. I love the tangerine color of the flowers. And my E. agavoides in sneaking into the picture as well.

So much variety! Nice to see different collections from everyone.
Here's one I'm glad to see turned out to be what I hoped it would be.
chamaecereus Unikum

Not sure what this is, but, it is prickly.

Jatropha cathartica, and it's blooms up close. This thing keeps growing out more flower stems and has two seed pods about to pop soon.

Dorstenia radiata

And just a plain Ole Easter cactus, but still exciting to me since it's my first time getting it to rebloom and not bought already in bloom.

Few more for the end of the month..

Echeveria

Aloe Firebird

Kalanchoe