December blooms (2015)
I don't think we started this thread yet - I forgot all about it being December!
So what do you have blooming now?
For me, it's only Euphorbia millii that doesn't seem to ever stop blooming...
Small TC with almost white blooms - just picked it up 'cause it has many buds to open yet:
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10 years agolast modified: 10 years agoHere you go Rina, just for you. I might have to cut it off in the next few days..
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10 years agoWe've had a rare December rain, so of course I decided to go outside and take some pictures! LOL
My white Kalanchoe plants are all budded up and starting to bloom! (I really need to repot this little cutting. He didn't get enough potting mix!)
My Aloe 'Firebird' plants are blooming in concert -
A closeup - they really are a tangerine color.
I really like Poinsettias! And keeping them going (3 years so far) is even more rewarding. Technically, the flowers have already fallen off, tho.
And I was surprised to see my Cordyline fruticosa in bloom, too!
10 years agoI guess as December draws to a close, there isn't much going on.... I've posted this plant or similar in the past. Some of you even have divisions of my plant. It is a prolific producer but very slow growing! My candy corn plant.
10 years agoNot the best photos because I'm cooking dinner, but very excited about these ones:
Faucaria felina - still blooming since early fall!
Lithops hallii - blooming again for the second time this fall/winter. This is one plant and two of its heads grew two additional flowers each.
Echeveria elegans - has been flowering since late summer. At the end of this bloom, but another inflorescence is growing in (top right).
Schlumbergera truncata - new cuttings gifted to me this summer. Really enjoying this one.
Schlumbergera x truncata - new cuttings also gifted to me in the summer. It bloomed a bit later than the one above and I like the flower shape.
Euphorbia leuconeura - false flowers opened several weeks ago and are continuing to open up. Think I will need to plan for a seed catcher.
Not many days left until the end of the month, so I think that's it for me. =)
- 10 years ago
Crenda - Yay, glad they finally flowered! The peach colouration is really nice.
I had a few more flowers open today, to my surprise they are Schlumbergera x buckleyi! Looks like half the cuttings I received from 'one plant' were a TC/CC hybrid and the other half actual CC. =)
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