very pretty rina! great job!

Yes,Rina, I love that breathless Blush. It presses that Want NOW Button.

Here are some that have bloomed. I have a wad of them for consumption.

A rebutia

Another ladyfinger.

Opuntia macrocentra. I really like this shot.

Escobaria sneedii var leei

This lacey cactus looks so sweet BUT.......

She is soon to be history . The party has arrived and they are crazzy for that pollen. The bees are flying around looking like blonde teddybears. I never knew that bees had blue eyes.

I passed by her a hour later and she had been DEFLOWERED. hehehehehehe

While we are focused on bugs , the sister of the next flower got hit really bad. You can see her off to the side, but her sister seemed to get some lazy sleepy drunks. I was fearful for her but they barely moved.

The morning after and they are still asleep and the flower is still with us. I wonder if there is a difference in the nectar or a difference in the bee to get such different behavior.

OOPs she lucked out with a tiny native bee.

Sedum allantoides

Sedum pachyclados

(off topic, but nice) ?Muscaria? Here: Blauwe druifjes

x Pachysedum 'Frank Venz'

greetings from Harry

Epi 'Summer of 84'

Aeonium 'Ballerina' doing well even if confined to a pot. Yale

Pachyphytum oviferum / moonstones

I like those graptopetalum types, rina. I have one, too.

nanzjade, your moonstones look great in that pot. So cute together.

Your Graptopetalum photo is puzzling; the flower is close to G. superbum but the plant looks more like G. paraguayense. My photo is of G. superbum and is blooming now. Yale

Gymnocalycium Bruschii

Parodia. rudibuenekeri

Parodia aureispina

Here's mine

Mammilaria wildii

Yale
It is possible that it has been misidentified...I bought it without any id and posted here. The flowers are more yellow than yours. Here is the photo of the rosette and some more flowers:

The center of the bloom and tips of petals are much more red on your flowers.

Rina

Aloe rauhii is blooming again:

Rina

Getting inpatient for some more flowers -
More blooms comming on this huernia zebrina - it had 13 flowers last season (last one in Jan. 2015), and here are 2 buds getting ready again:

Let's see if i remember how to post pictures here.

Some more,i hope!!

sorry posted this one twice.

Here's my ocean view from my backyard,used to have a better view,but they have since built some condos on the hill.

Hope you enjoyed the view!! When i first moved in my house almost 50 years ago that whole right side of the last photo was an ocean view,the trees have since grown up and blocked it,sigh:(

Kathi

Some of my flowers for the month.

To start with, my oldest cactus that I've had for about 20 years (I think it is a Rebutia).

Next Chamaelobivia (Rose Quartz) which I bought a month ago at Home Depot as I can't pass up a cool cactus with flowers coming.

And last Silver Squill

Finally, one of the buds has opened - e. purpusorum

Rina

Two Pseudolithos mccoyi, the smaller one in flower, the larger one with buds :) I'm kind of worried about the smaller one drying out, but these are so rot prone so I've been trying to find a good balance.

update: my larger P. mccoyi now has 26 flower buds!! :-)

Pseudolithos cubiformis - had four flowering sites, but I had to remove two due to rot. Currently re-growing a flower site and pushing out new buds!!

Euphorbia ankarensis - has bloomed continuously since I received it. First, it only put out male flowers. This first round of May flowers is completely monoecious instead!!

Dorstenia foetida - many new flowers are coming in!

Senecio scaposus var. addoensis - my favorite senecio, somewhat sun-damaged but with new healthy leaves and its first bloom stalk

Variegated sansevieria trifasciata

Mammilari duwei

Rebutia minuscula

Gymnocalycium pfanzii

Gymnocalycium baldianum

Huernia hislopii

Hematocactus bicolor

Nik

Ben you have some beauties there.Tfs

kathi

gasteraloe green ice

Wow, everything here is gorgeous! Dave, your gasteraloe is stunning. I love the nearly white color with stripes.

My little ice plant is blooming. Delosperma "Fire Spinner"

third time it's bloomed since october.

Here are a few from desert hell

Cylindropuntia imbricata

Dyckia sp. 1

Denmoza rhodantha

Echinopsis Flying Saucer

Echeveria Doris Taylor

Echinopsis hybrid of some sort

Ferocactus pillosii

Parodia erubescens?

My favorite in my collection, echeveria metallica!

I've got this blooming now. Sorry I don't have an i.d.

Robin

I also have Haworthia resendeana in bloom:

Robin

Found this one too!

Aptenia Cordifolia Variegata

Pseudolithos mccoyi update: first open flower!! :-)

I've lost count of the number of buds on this plant. Last count was 38? 41?

First open bloom!! 6 or 8 more should open tomorrow or Tuesday

Ben
Black flower - wow...post when more open please.

Thanks Rina! :-) will do! I think the lighting of the picture made it appear completely black (my bad, it fully opened around 8pm so no light!), but these flowers are a dark red wine color in the sunlight. When I get home today I will check to see if it has blossomed more! :-)

Ben, post on June 2015 thread.
Rina