I've been busy and haven't posted for a while.]

Mike, here's that photo of my epi jungle in the backyard.


Here's another of the light pink NoID in better light.

That's a pretty one!

Lovely blooms Carl!

Nice pics Carol. I have a pink one like that blooming in my garden too!
Here's a pic of one I received as a cutting from Microb 2 years ago.

Um, That was Carl's pink one.

Check out this one. What a beauty, I think it wins the prize for the one with most blooms this year in my garden.

Lovely, lovely Dee

Very nice! Good growing, Dee.

My red NoID has decided to have more blooms.



The yellow and white NoID has also bloomed.

The red one looks exactly like my Epiphyllum x Ackermanii cross...right down to the thorns.
That yellow and white is a beauty!

Wow! they are all so pretty.

Love that yellow and white.

Oh I like that yellow one too!
All lovely blooms Carl!

Do you think my pink and orange one might be Magic Carpet?



http://www.pacificepiphyllum.c...

Yours appears to have more petals that the one in your link, but I could be wrong.

new blooms and buds of Fruhlings Gold

It's close. I count 19 on the nursery shot and 20 on my shot. I never thought to count the petals. Does a variety always have the same number of petals or can it vary?

Mike, I want to thank you for saying you put cut blooms in water for dining table. I gave one to my daughter for Mothers Day and as of now she says it is still holding its shape.

Carl there are many types of blooms on Epis. Check this site. He gives descriptions of most. http://www.epigalleria.com/

That's nice to know LarryC. That posting feels like it must have been back in the Daves Garden days.

Tell you daughter to be careful removing it from the water. The stem usually leave a gooey trail. So hold it over the sink.