hello everyone, haven't been here for about a year-life got in the way-
Thought you may want to see some epis (orchid cactus) that have bloomed this year.
Peggy
the night blooming cereous still hasn't bloomed-
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blooming time
Mine have started blooming at about 2 years..I keep them very cool in the winter (about 45-50) they rest the winter then start blooming in the spring and some thru ourt the year..except for the hard headed night bloomers.
Peggy
Peggy
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Neither has OC
But he sure needs something that blooms like THAT....OCThere may be snow in the garden, but there will always be eternal springtime in the heart of this old gardner - Saying of Old Coot