I bought this today. Its a redder shade than last years lost chamacereus. Still got bits and pieces, but they arent doing anything interesting...

Euphorbia greenwayii

Plectranthus ernstii

Dynastar - this one gets leggy, and so I had to prop it up in the creeping figbut it is one of my favorites.
This is on the same shelf
as is this one, and I don't have names for these two.

Euphorbia ramena

Dog this is one beautiful Euphorbia flowers.

Yes, Wendy, that's a nice capture of still yet another Euphorbia (and who doesn't like a geophyte spurge?) I hadn't heard of before.

Ycloh, the flowers are really pretty, but small.

cactusmcharris, I do like Euphorbias, I think I have more of them than any other genus.

If you're ever going to the West Coast (specifically San Diego / LA) let me know and I'll get you hooked up with some folks who have incredible Euphorbialands as their gardens. It blew me away when I saw them, and I (stupidly) didn't even really like them at the time. I have since learned the error of my ways.

I would love to do that some day. Glad you've seen the light, lol!

Enjoying more blooms before a storm system drench 2 + inches of rain in the coming days according to forecast. Haven't seen this kind of weather in the past 20 or so years in San Jose this time of year.

Alain, were a couple of these Copiapoas?

Bill, yes, #3 C dealbata and the one before last is C trigilensis, I guess I got lazy this time and did not indicate IDs

e.obesa. smallest flower as of recent..

Aztekium valdezii

This is in my front yard, and most of the stems have fallen over. Does anyone know what this is? I know it is pretty common and I almost didn't notice it was blooming.

More from the back yard from today:

I can see this one from my bathroom window.This is from a cutting that fell off of another plant.

Stephaniea Erecta finally flowers, they are very tiny pin head size.

This is my phone account... pc hard drive went fubar...

Conny, the shape of your Euphorbia greenwayii reminded me of what we on this side of the pond refer to as " crab spiders." LOL

Its a mamm, Unknown, that I picked up today, blooming its fool head off.

Rina Beana! good to see you're still around! Not used to this new format; not sure what i'm doing : )

Rose Quartz

Some Epiphyllum I’ve had forever and don’t recall the name of

Echeveria setosa

Aeonium Castello-Paivae F. Variegata Suncup

Tricholobivia hybrid. Not fully opened i know so i apologize. It's been overcast.

Mammillaria Spinossima 'red irishman'

Absolutely love all the epi flowers on here! The first one for me will open soon.... hopefully it will be within the next 5 days as I'm going on holiday on Thursday with a friend. A lot of my plants are budding, so I've given hubby instructions to send me pictures of them every day.

C juttae

Avonia papyracea flower.

Tan remind me of my C juttae. It just a size of a stick of cigarette. It won't even grow a new leave.

Bought this yesterday. Some kind of flower fest. Hybrid delosperma, now sharing the pot with the other 2. I hope its hardy, and it blooms prolifically next year. The lewisia and bulbs have been moved accordingly to other spots...

Adenia glauca it's a boy

Tan congrats.. :)

Thanks Ycloh Most my plants tend turn out male

Kaempferia pulchra flowers everyday and lasted a day.

Many very nice pics! Thank you all for posting.

I don't have anything 'exotic[ (at least what I would consider as such :) I do not have proper ID for this one:

Monanthes polyphylla. I find it a very interesting and beautiful little plant. Stressing the “little”, the individual leaves are incredibly tiny.

Dinie

Beautiful plant & blooms!

Very nice indeed Dinie! one to add to my wishlist :)

Unknown has been sitting in more shade for the last couple weeks and it decided to start blooming.

(far right )

A few more epiphyllum photos

Princess GraceNo name - I've had this one for more than 15 yearsNew shelving unit that I put up last yearRight side of new shelf

Neil...

I really love that Rebutia heliosa. The structure if it always reminds me of the Native American pine needle baskets with the darker areoles looking like the stitching holding them together. I definitely must get one of these.

All Mammillarias from the top left :elongata, spinossima v. spinossima, bocasana v rosiflora, mystax, bocasana v rosiflora.

Fockea comaru

My second Aloe to ever flower, first one from seed. It's nice to see all of yours. I love these flowers.

Older photo of the plant in a 3" pot (still is)--Houzz wouldn't take the current one.

I have one like it. Had root problems recently.

Chlorophytum flower.

Parodia mammilosis

Mammilaria baumii, the scarring is from removal of straw flowers.

Looks like the only flower....

All Euphorbia francoisii, tulearensis and decaryi var. decaryi