These are some of my T cactus that have started to bloom so far this month
#1=Thor Britta -Pure white no pink even tho next to a door that was opened and closed all the time Bl-11/12
#2=Thor Tenna- same basket w Thor Britta Bl-oct 26
#3=Christmas Cheer--Bl-10/25
#4Noid Lavender got last year at grocery store--Bl-11/05
#5-Beach Dancer- got this last week at the Grocery store Bl-11/12 pic is darker than actual color
#6 this is actual color of my Beach Dancer it was a small plant that bloomed outside back on May 30th
just a start--Cliff

MMmmm - that peach is luscious!

Again, very nice. I have a couple of those ... especially the grocery store varieties.

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Beautiful! I especially like the first two!

Beautiful! I love all the Holiday cactus. I got a new one yesterday. It's a light yellow color. Yours look very happy.

I used to have eight or ten Holiday Cactus but I lost all but 2 to cold the past couple of winter's. I still have one large plant that is doing well and one little one that looks really pitiful; it's been hanging in a tree and something has eaten almost the entire plant. Mine don't usually bloom this early but I should move them inside and watch for buds!

It is so nice to see so much interest in these plants. I have been selling starter plants of Holiday Cactus for years and this year the interest has definitely picked up. I have some really good buys and some very nice plants if any of you are interested. If you are, and decide to buy, if you tell me you saw this on ATP or you buy in my Cubits store I will give you a discount. http://cubits.org/JBsPlants/st... is m store link and JBsPlants@RoblynFarm is my Cubits. The prices here are cheaper than on eBay.

The supply is dwindling and it is getting almost too cold to ship, but depending on where you live, I ship until it is just too cold here.

Speaking of Salmon, this is one of my oldest and favorite salmons. It is very old and rather scraggly becasue I use it for a stock plant constantly. But, it booms and blooms for months starting in October.


Another old one I have which is the plain old fuchsia which so many people have and enjoy at this time of year.
This plant loves bright sunlight but only from a distance, never on the plant itself; As you can see the bright light behind it just makes it bloom for months.


I am not here looking for business, I have all I can handle, I just want to share with you who care about these wonderful plants some of my favorites. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and don't eat too much.

I am glad to know about your Schlumbergera business, JB. Beautiful plants!

I picked up a few Small TC's this week the 1's from Lowes are starting to bloom the 1's from Home Depot will be next week sometime
Pic #1 is a Noid Pink
#2 is Thor Alice, I believe, that is the only orange that starts with a purple bud. if anyone knows different, please let me know
#3 is my Beach Dancer Opening fully
Hope everyone Had a Great Thanksgiving
clif
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Nice!!

All are beautiful Cliff!! I love the two pink in the first batch of pics and the orange one in the set of pics above. The few that I have are blooming already. May need to stop by Lowe's and Home Depot to look for the orange one. Thank you for sharing pics!

These are a few more of my small plants with a few blooms this week
#1 is a couple of Xmas Fantasy
#2 is 3 plants i got from Ebay last week. These are Really nice The Orange is Sunset Dancer it is adeeper richer orange than Beach D. The white is Youp and unopened red is Tango Dancer
#3 is the last big burst of blooms from my Beach Dancer.
#4 is Youp closeup
#5 Sunset Dancer closeup
Cliff

Oh, I love seeing those!

Cliff, they are just beautiful colors. Don't you love the "Dancers" ????I only have Polka Dancer but it is a bloomer and a beauty; I would love to have the space to collect all of them, but I am totally out of space at this time. LOL
This is the Polka Dancer.

Excuse my ignorance but why do the blooms have a fine silky kind of appearance, as if they are artificial.
Regards,
Masud.

Masud, that is a great question, but unfortunately I am unable to answer it. I never thought about it. That is just the way the plants were propagated I guess; Maybe someone else is smarter than either of us and can answer your question.