Jewel orchid (Ludisia) is starting.

More "dew drops" on Sansevieria blooms. I think I have 6 different species about to bloom. I'm going to be busy with my little paint brush soon. Gene

Just noticed this one yesterday. Gasteria Glauca 4" pot, sitting in my only south window. Gene

After the recent heavy rains, comes some nice cool dry time. More of Oscularia caulescens blooms showing up:

I always click this discussion first when looking at my posts! Good stuff, people!

Tarev, the entry for that Oscularia could use some of these pics, showing the foliage and blooms at such close range. What a cool plant! I hope I find it someday!

Tiffany, most of the photos in the database for this plant is from the same Oscularia caulescens I am showing in this thread. So it already has lots of photos there.

Is it related to ice plants?

Yup in the same family as ice plants.

Graptoveria Fred Ives finally has started blooming:

Bloomstalk entangled with the geraniums:


Still waiting for Crassula Springtime:


Crassula ovata is holding well this lone batch of blooms:

Crassula Springtime finally starts blooming this March:

Gorgeous! And manifesting its' cultivar name!

Aloe juvenna surprised me today! I hadn't noticed an inflorescence forming and when I bent down to try to get water on the soil, not the leaves which makes the water fall outside the rim of the pot, I noticed the base of it sticking out between the leaves. What a fun surprise!




This Kleinia fulgens plant is blooming again. It made a few blooms a couple months ago & I trimmed just the tip of the inflorescence and new blooms formed at the remaining nodes.

Very nice symphony of flowers you have going on there Tiffany.

TYVM! It's taken a little greenhouse to give them enough sun in my location, but the bloom show is even more wild and exciting than I had dreamed! I won't bother putting any leafy tropicals in there this winter, just sux.

Final bloom from my Schlumbergera for this season:

Aloe putting up a bloom stalk. And who says you cannot grow Aloe under lights? Gene

Theses stripey noid aloes are just flowering for the first time for me. The flowers are not as bright as the less stripey ones. They are also flowering now in late summer which is quite early for my aloes which usually are more winter.

That is nice Glen, maybe it has cooled down enough so it triggered the early blooming.

Good growing Gene!

With the warming days of March, just more and more blooms continues on from Oscularia caulescens:

Really in love with that plant!!