Parodia leninghausii gifted to me by Kara. First time bloom for me.

Hildewintera colademononis “Monkey tail”, cuttings gifted to me by Kara in October 2017.

Same flower just different views. There are 2 more blooms forming on the other side of this...”arm”...?

Tyler that’s so cool they both finally bloomed for you. As the Parodia gets bigger it will start get more and more flowers on top. They’re really bright! Llifle describes them as “silky yellow flowers”, that’s the perfect description. I also read they bloom only when mature, which is around five yrs old. So yours is considered a mature plant now🙂🌵.

My big guy just bloomed, but only one flower. I‘ve never had him bloom this early, usually it’s later in the growing season.

The flowers produce tons of seeds.

My MT cactus has a bud now, ugh I need to repot him sooo bad. Not something I’m looking forward too. Along with my Aporocactus flagelliformis aka Rat Tail cactus.

Blooming again...

first monkey tail bloom of the year...

Echinocereus Rigidissmus Rubrispinis Rainbow Hedgehog

BTW, I "thanked" poster in every post, but 'thank you' disappears while reading other threads. At least "likes" are still showing...I wonder what the glitch is houzz having now :)!?

Hey Rina, not sure what’s going on with Houzz but the “thanks” are all showing on GW.

Houzz acting up indeed (can't "like", can't upload pics...), GardenWeb seems to be working fine for me too, why the two sites???

Anyhow, Sarcocaulon herrei

Mammilaria minima

and Mammilaria theresae

and a few larger bloom

and something coming soon :)

Oh man, now I want a Sarcocaulon.

Looking pretty....

Aztekium valdezii (grafted on F. glaucescens)

Sara

I like that crested aeonium. Sea of blooms...

Sedum kamtschaticum - hardy and well-behaved...great ground cover"

Aztekium ritteri

Nice Aztekhium, Wendy, is it on its own roots?

No, it's grafted, but the understock is so short that it isn't visible at all. Wish I did have one on its own roots, although this grafted one grows slowly enough.

Tillandsia tenuifolia Amethyst

My favorite Thai hybrid Euphorbia francoisii... somehow the leaves outshine the flowers.

Opuntia

Huernia schneideriana gifted to me by Maria Elena.

Huernia zebrina

Another hardy succulent, Sedum dashyphyllum:

Nice show everybody, TFS.

Alain, that Hot Pink Epi is something else. What is it pls? Guessing not Epi oxypetallum (only ever saw white blooms on that).

Stewart, nice Huernias, haven't seen those on here in a while, since Stush was showing them.

My only bloomer now, is my old regular E. milii x moratii, the parent plant.

More flowers!

Karen, sorry, no good answer for you, I don't know much about Epi, there are so many hybrids too... this one was a curb rescue, it took a couple seasons to recover but rewarding now

Sinningia canescan starting to flower.

An unsung beauty in my garden. This plant has unbelievable flower power. This has been in bloom since I got it out of the house last April. Mammillaria zeilmanniana.

Got this little guy earlier this spring... Obregonia denegrii

Tillandsia Mystic Haze Albertiana x Zecheri

I had a hard time trying to get this one to focus. Hopefully you can get the idea.

Uncarina Grandidieri

I couldn't find a thread for July 2020 blooms, and so I will add some July photos here. I've been in the desert for most of July but got back to Los Angeles in time to see these flowers:

Night blooming Queen of the Night (taken with flash)taken without flash - just the porch light
Five flowers Monday night
Five flowers Sunday nightOncidium orchid - I guess this is a sort of succulent. I was lucky to get back in time to see this one, which I normally keep in my back yard all year and neglect somewhat. My next door neighbor did the watering for me while we were gone.

Lars

I am sure I started July Blooms thread, but couldn't find it either - I just tried.

Doesn't matter much, not many ppl are posting anyway!

Your Queen of the Night is gorgeous. And so is the orchid. Not only blooms, plants are great too.

In the theme of night blooming plants, Rhinephyllum pillansii. Smells of fruity coconut.

^I have a Maxillaria tenuifolia orchid whose flowers smell just like coconut! The flowers are very small, however, but the fragrance is stong.

Here's what is blooming for me this morning:

Spring On Mars epiphyllum