Love these little stars ❤️ Sedum (Kamtschaticum , I think)

Let's see what i have..

bird of paradise

Good old echinopsis,these bloom off and on all year round.

Stapelia

kalanchoe

Hoya

Baby bloom!

Eeeeee! Getting closer *arm dance*

Finally caught her!

Neohenricia sibbettii

Pagan

I have 3 flowering right now! I love the colors, especially now that all my other flowers are dying back...I'm guessing the names of the Echeverias right now so if anyone wants to correct me, feel free to.

Echeveria Andromeda?

Gasteria Glomerata

Echeveria Lucita?

This guy is a bit confused..

Ninkasi: I could go for some roast turkey and stuffing :-)

My last flower of the year (bet you're glad)? Blooming really seems to be cooling down. And the pig Opuntia have been shriveling for a few weeks--maybe a early winter? I hope not.

Don't know about my plants/labels. This is supposed to be Schick 'Samahdi' but looks nothing like the Huntington catalog picture. I like it but it looks more like my 'Antimater' which doesn't look like the catalog picture either. Oh well, here it is, first time bloom. (It does have a spent flower, but somehow I missed that one)

notolover, what is the name of your hairy cactus with the dark pink flower?

Nancy: I got it from Grigsby Cactus Gardens and it is called Mammilllaria hahnian Super Clone. That's why it's super hairy :-) I like it a lot.

Thank you notolover. I love it.

My Fockea edulis. I didn't even know they bloom,

Ywong - That's quite the Fockea! First time blooming?

Pagan - Glad you finally caught it open. What time did you end up taking that picture?

Noto - I always thought that cacti only bloomed in the spring, but your show of flowers has been pretty spectacular throughout the past many months. =)

Faucaria tuberculosa

Many of my Lithops have started sprouting buds now. Definitely signs of fall are here! =)

ewwmayo - yes, first time blooming for me. I gave it a drastic trim earlier this year and moved it to a less sunny spot and it fills out nicely and rewards me with blooms.

Welcome to the first full day of Autumn everyone

A fav that didn't/doesn't flower but has some tight tiny burnt foliage tips.

Dorstenia horwoodii -- like a cartoon sun

Mammillaria blooming right through into fall

Sort of a shot in the dark with mammillaria, but if anyone knows the exact mammillaria it is... that would help!

Ariocarpus retusus, first time blooming

Kottr, I believe your Mammalaria is camptotricha. Mine has been blooming on and off since June. I thought it was finished but it continues!

This Notocactus ottonis is very old, but the first time it bloomed. It got more direct sun this year so I'm guessing that's it.

First time bloom for this old German hybrid 'Morgenzauber'. The old hybrid flowers are small, but very colorful.

And look at these very hairy buds--can't wait for this one to bloom

Very pretty. I really like the pink/orange combination.

My first blooms from my Haworthia cuspidata:

(The next two photos are vertical, so if you're viewing on your phone they may look wrong until you tap on them.)

They are dramatic, aren't they? Nice shot, Michael. In a few days the stalk will be two feet tall and unphotographable lol

Pagan

Newly-ish acquired Adenium (obesum?) with orchids in the background.. :D

Haemanthus albiflos

Schick hybrid 'Candlelight'

Euphorbia ??

Euphorbia francoisii, Ceropegia woodii.

Kottr; may be Mammillaria camptotricha.

Another flower spike on Aloe rauhii - bit hard to photograph (at least for me :). This is, I think, no. 3 this summer:

Sorry for posting non-succulent and non-blooming...but the color of the leaves of this Persian shield is as good as some blooms...

Group shot this morning

Notolover: wow, they really choreographed that well! Do they tend to pollinate each other? (I'm not sure if they're the same species, or if they could hybridize.)

Michael19: Yes they are already hybrids so they will cross-pollinate. I try to put them out for the bees when I'm done taking pics and there are a few seed pods outside now. But I have no idea of what the results would be. The ants usually beat me to the seeds--that amazes me since they are in a sticky gunk. I don't have any luck growing from seed anyway.

Thanks goodness there are people out there that have made amazing hybrids and have saved me all the work ;-)

Group shot this morning--the one on top is the one with the hairy buds--I was not disappointed.

Rhipsalidopsis gaertneri Victoria blooming again.

Haworthia truncata, recently acquired from Howard, blooming in its haworthia way.

Igrida - Really love that flower!!

I've been hoping to catch a couple of my blooms open, but they start closing up earlier in the evening now that the days are getting shorter. Will try again to get photos. =)

My gymnocalycium is going again! :D Technically not a bloom pic, that will be on Octobers' thread. This'll be the third round of blooming for this little one, that I thought was a goner a few weeks ago.

What type of Gymnocalcium is it bunkfree?

Kottr, it's a baldianum that blooms in a most marvellous silver-edged hot pink :) I should have put the whole name in above!

Thanks bunkfree.. I think I have the same variety of Gymnocalycium

What a beautiful coral colour, Kottr! Here's the last bloom from mine, in August:

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It's October already...(at least here in Ontario, lol). Start a new thread with your bloom, just keep it the same/consistent with the name (October 2016 Blooms - unless someone else already did?)

Rina, technically it's an August bloom. ;)

I was just showing Kottr my gymno bloom colour, and I wouldn't start a new thread to finish that exchange.

Hoya pubicalyx cv. pink silver