My small noid cactus has a tiny flower open today and a bunch of buds.

I hope that you get an ID on this. I have a piece of a plant that looks like this that was given to me by a 96 year old shut-in. He said he has had it for 30-40 years. I just noticed a couple of blooms yesterday that look like yours.

There are some really nice blooms here!

Rina - Here's my Kalanchoe Eriophylla blooming.. I'll try to get a clearer pic in the day light again..

Bernard - that is very pretty bloom! I like that kalanchoe.

Laura, nice bloom - should have many more (hope that is correct ID :)

Graptopetalum paraguayense is easy to grow and is regular in flowering.

As i was checking on my plants today I noticed a teeny tiny flower bud. I'm excited to see what the flower looks like as its the first time this has flowered since getting the cutting and i'm not even sure what it is! I'm thinking its a huernia of some kind so hopefully will be able to properly identify once the bud opens. Its been very happy recently and sent up a lot of new growth over the past month.

Here are few opened today

Mammilaria spinosissima (smiling)

Parodia (Notocactus) hasselbergi

Mammilaria bombycina (shrimp alike)

Pleiospilos

Euphorbia viguieri

Rhipsalis pilocarpa

Schlumbergera (really late this year and still have another one working on its blooms)

Many more to come in the following weeks..

Mammilaria mystax

Of course the Bulbine is still going crazy.

My Aloe vera is still blooming like crazy. Sure was worth the wait!

Very delicate petals, and the color.

And... more blooms from my baby toes.. I think this is flower no. 4 and 5 this season..

In the last bloom thread I'd posted some Blue Pearl that was about to bloom and someone requested a picture when they open... Well, here they are.

Beautiful flowers.

Here, a Graptopetalum hybrid, don't know what is it.

And a Crassula:

Cristina your Crassula blooms are GORGEOUS!! Are those Springtime?

Thanks, Bernard :-)
Yes, it is. Is the first time that it blooms and is full of buds.
I'll take another picture to show it better.

Rhipsalidopsis gaertneri (Easter Cactus)

Cristina - Your Springtime flowers look fantastic. Graptopetalum flower is really neat too.

Akrrm - Really like that colour shade.

This one was just closing up for the day so I didn't have enough time to take out my camera (phone pictures only instead).

Faucaria felina - It's not fall, but I'm okay with this.

Crassula 'Morgan's Beauty' - Up close.

Here's what I have going on on my windowsill, any id's appreciated :)

Previously posted E. purpusorum - but few more buds are open:

Another flower

And Aloe humils is preparing them:

Haworthia Truncata var. Sizunami

I missed almost all of the 'blooms' on this Euphorbia spiralis:

Aloe rupestris- shots from the Huntington a few weeks ago

Aloe rupestris- shots from the Huntington a few weeks ago

Sansevieria cylindrica

Edit: Felt that I needed to get out my DSLR for some quality pictures - images upgraded!

Dorstenia foetida var. foetida

Gasteria bicolor var. liliputana (it's so cute!)

Euphorbia gottlebei finally has some leaves as well flowers.

Mammillaria spinosissima

Euphorbia that I have to find the name for

E. horrida 'Snowflake' w/ Viscum minimum

Isn't that E. horrida 'Snowflake'?

That's the one Rina, except this one has a little something extra.

Not mine, but found on the Apache Trail - Dudleya saxosa v. collomiae.

Then there's this old thing, Aloe vera flowers.

And this even older thing, the Ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens) just about ready to open.

The death knell sounds for this one.

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Nice proponents of Spring blooming for you, Rina.
Bernard, that's a cute little white flower on the kalanchoe. Great job on the baby toes. It looks very happy.
Succulentlife, love the minis and their charming little flower.
Ewwmayo, always a soft spot for those variegated haworthias. Great little Morgan and the lilliputian gastric IS cute.

Love what Spring brings to everyones yard!!!

My first blooming babies:

Rebutia narvaecense

Notocactus vanvlietii

Kalanchoe farinacea

Mammilaria parkinsonii

Gasteria bicolor lilliputana

Kalanchoe blossfeldiana cuttings

Pineapple

Haworthia cymbiformis

First time I see the flowers of K. farinacea. Mine hasn't bloom. Very beautiful.

My Schizobasis intricata are developing seed pods. I've harvested some and started germinating them. Strange that they grow indoors with no polinators but yet still manage to pollinate their flowers producing seeds.

succulentlife - Nice picture of the pineapple! Great pictures, everyone!

My white Desert Rose is in bloom.

Here's a close up - unfortunately, after it rained!

Crenda - Not unfortunately, the droplets are a legit photo technique. Nicely done!

Just a couple more, Graptopetalum superbum and Echinocactus grusonii.

Beautiful G. superbum!