It thinks its April
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Re: It thinks its April
Lovely - seeing your perezdelarosae encouraged me to look into my greenhouse just now to see what was flowering amongst the mamms.
First time I've managed to get out there this week!
No perezdelarosae in flower. Several lasiacantha/magallanii (always early flowerers for me) but I also spotted these small first-timers:
First time I've managed to get out there this week!
No perezdelarosae in flower. Several lasiacantha/magallanii (always early flowerers for me) but I also spotted these small first-timers:
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Re: It thinks its April
The plumosa flower doesn’t look that red to me........
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Re: It thinks its April
Mine liked the sun too. This has been trying for weeks to get a flower open.
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Re: It thinks its April
At least it is not white or yellow like all my others!
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Re: It thinks its April
Nice to see some flowers again!
I love that M. plumosa - I always thought they flowered in the autumn... the red/pink colour is rather nice. No signs of flowers on any of my cacti as yet, but it's early days.
I love that M. plumosa - I always thought they flowered in the autumn... the red/pink colour is rather nice. No signs of flowers on any of my cacti as yet, but it's early days.
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