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October 2018 Blooms

Show your succulents blooming now please.

E. runyonii 'Topsy Turvy' is blooming (still outside) - appologies for overcroaded pic :)

So is Euphorbia milii - blooms non-stop:

Most of my Aloe rauhii (maybe Winter Sky???) are blooming too:



Comments (94)

  • 7 years ago

    Beauty, Alain. I love Frailea. Lost my castanea to mealies, but found a potful of cataphracta. Yours looks very natural there.

  • 7 years ago

    Thanks Dinie, that one was so redish/purpleish all summer!, lost it a little to more brownish as it was blooming. They are pretty hard to find, have been on the look out for F phaeodisca for some time now :(

  • 7 years ago
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    The Mamillaria with the crown of thorns I can picture with two small eyes that resembles a queen. Lol. I love them all

  • 7 years ago
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    One more

    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked Matt z5b - Greenhouse 10a
  • 7 years ago

    This is a hybrid. Pachyveria maybe... Flowers are too open for an echeveria........

  • 7 years ago

    Ariocarpus bravoanus - Arios are always the last of my guys to flower.



    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked SpanishFly - (Mediterranean)
  • 7 years ago

    The yellow Lithops flower has been opening every day since Oct. 9, and today its white friend joined the party.

    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked gdinieontarioz5
  • 7 years ago
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    Great going on the Lithops.


    Yellow Senecio flowers. The world's second most boring flowers. Could someone ID this for me (again)? It looks like a succulent weed to me. I got it as a cutting.





  • 7 years ago

    Senecio kleiniiformis?

  • 7 years ago

    Thanks Rina. Photos look exactly the same as mine. Mine's rather misshapen because of both new and old growth on it.

    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked Jeff (5b)
  • 7 years ago

    A noid and Mam. pringlii


    2nd time this year.



    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked aloebot
  • 7 years ago

    We had a light dusting of snow over night and was gone by 10 am

    We must have some really good micro-climates on the property.

    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked Matt z5b - Greenhouse 10a
  • 7 years ago

    Jumping the gun - C. o. 'Lemon and Lime' (Akai jade?) is going to bloom:

  • 7 years ago

    Some Astrophytums blooming today.

    A. capricorne - love the red throat on this.



    A. ornatum



    A. myriostigma var. nudum -
    no flecks on the skin. This is the largest cactus I have grown from seed.



    And an Ariocarpus retusus variety




    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked SpanishFly - (Mediterranean)
  • 7 years ago

    Stapelia hirsuta-click to see the fuzziness on this one.


  • 7 years ago

    I don’t want to go wild on stapeliads (going wild on too much else), but that one is still on the want list!!!

  • 7 years ago

    Beautiful, Laura - maybe I should grow some Stapelias

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    Any of you got any photos of euphorbia obesa flower buds(early stage) ?Think mine has those......

  • 7 years ago

    Not sure if this is early enough?

  • 7 years ago

    Mine are at the size of the right one....How old/big does one need to be to bloom(mine is about 4 cm wide/less than 2 inches)...

    Too bad there arent any other partners for mine.....


  • 7 years ago

    From the South hemisphere, Echeveria Pallida, Crassula Multicava, and Kalanchoe Marmorata.

    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked Juan Manuel (Buenos Aires, 11b)
  • 7 years ago

    had 5 flowers in aug.-2 more this week

    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked davez7anv
  • 7 years ago

    Ariocarpus trigonus



    A. fissuratus




    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked SpanishFly - (Mediterranean)
  • 7 years ago

    Cheerful Faucaria.

    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked gdinieontarioz5
  • 7 years ago

    Not fully open yet

    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked Ermione_Greece(z9)
  • 7 years ago

    Hi all!




    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked oks2n2_Siberia1
  • 7 years ago

    A Faucaria with many more blooms to come

    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked Ermione_Greece(z9)
  • 7 years ago

    Nice to the the Lithops here - all of mine got destroyed in a freak hailstorm a few years ago, and I have not replaced them ... yet.

    This epiphyllum decided to bloom again in October for me:

    although it blooms more prolifically in April/May. This one (or another near it) also has a bud that I expect to open this week.
    Beaucarnea recurvata in my neighbors' yard, with my house in the back ground. I have a couple of these plants, but none of mine have bloomed, but all of the neighbors' seem to be blooming. Maybe I should take mine out of pots and plant them in the ground. I kind of like them in pots, however.

    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked Lars
  • 7 years ago

    Bloom'n fools Adromischus-

    Adromischus marianae f. herrei


    Adromischus filicaulis subsp. marlothii

    Adromischus marianae 'Little Spheroids'



    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked Rob Blomquist
  • 7 years ago
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    Oksana

    Is that jade ready to bloom? I think I see some buds. You do not have snow yet?

    Another 'Topsy Turvy':

    Not sure of correct ID:

  • 7 years ago

    Rob, amazing adromischus!


  • 7 years ago

    Lars, that's the first time I've seen a photo of Beaucarnea recurvata blooming. Thanks for showing that. :-)

  • 7 years ago

    Rob, love those Adromischus! I've never seen them in flower. I have 'Little Spheroid' but the leaves on mine don't look as round and plump as yours. I'm still trying to figure out their care.

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    This lovely of mine is in bloom most of the time & never gets old. I like its leaf variegation of light green / dark green & love its coral color. Takes loads of water & grows fast.



    I'll probably have to cut it back in the Spring again. I can't get enough of this plant.





    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked Karen S. (7b, NYC)
  • 7 years ago

    Ariocarpus agavoides



    A. fissuratus




    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked SpanishFly - (Mediterranean)
  • 7 years ago

    Last cactus bloom of the season (epiphytes excluded): Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus albiflorus. I put it inside under lights to get the bud to open. After that it goes to its cool winter room.

    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked gdinieontarioz5
  • 7 years ago

    Mammillaria hernandezii, had 1 flower early spring, a full ring around this time although not perfectly synchronized :(


    Pilosocereus azureus, closed most of the time but was lucky to catch this one opened



    Echeveria affinis


    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked Alain (Pacifica, CA;10a)
  • rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked SoCal Stewart (San Diego, Ca Zone 10A/10B)
  • 7 years ago

    Beautiful compact Mammillaria, Alain! I am getting more and more interested in this group of mamms with big roots and large flowers.

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    Arios, Mamms, and Bulbs..Oh My!



    Ario. trigonus.



    Ario. kotschoubeyanus v. elephantidens.



    Mamm. pringlii.



    Haemanthus sp. (not albiflos I think).



    Noid.



    Aloe ukambensis.



    Euphorbia anoplia.

    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked aloebot
  • 7 years ago

    Monanthes polyphylla. Incredibly cute little plant, I love it, but in the Most Boring Flower Contest, it blows the competition out of its pots. Size of the bloom is 1/8”.

    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked gdinieontarioz5
  • 7 years ago

    dinie, that's right up there with Senecio serpens.


  • 7 years ago

    Nah, Peperomia beats that. Here's P. prostrata ...


    .... and this is one of the more colorful ones.

  • 7 years ago

    I actually find that one pretty cute, Dinie, plant and flower! Would also vote for Peperomia having the most boring flowers, though I love the plant. Actually trying to collect some seeds, quite a challenge!! No idea what I am doing :(

  • 7 years ago

    I don't know if I'd even recognize those as flowers on the Peperomia if I didn't know any better.

  • 7 years ago

    I asked it. It is not willing to share the prize with the Senecio. After the Peperomia I got a sullen silence, so I guess it has to yield to that ;-).

    In truth, Alain, I think the flower is very nice. Even more so when the whole plant is in bloom: the cutest little parasols all over it.

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    Aloebot , you have the most interesting plants at times. Everyone I like and want. Lol.

    Everryone else, very nice ! Enablers

    Here is one I got from a very kind member here almost a year ago ! Smells like crap but I love the way it hangs and opens )





    Just a couple more today










    rina_Ontario,Canada 5a thanked myermike_1micha
  • 7 years ago

    Mike, Your Asclepiads look great. Much better than I can grow them. I had that first one you showed. Called Orbea variegata. Had it for 5 years. Never bloomed for me. There are different shades of this one and yours looks rare.

  • 7 years ago

    Rina

    Hi! Yes, we have 2 weeks winter already. My Jade 'Blue Hale' is about to bloom

  • 7 years ago

    Oksana

    We had some snow too, but it doesn't last - yet. Lots of rain, that turns into snow at times.

    I hope you'll post photos of your jade in bloom...Maybe even just buds?