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Jul 7, 2013 2:45 PM CST
Name: Annette
Cumming, GA (Zone 8a)
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Hi Karen, you're welcome, and the Ultrabloom is 0-10-10. I started using it last year, the 3rd spring that I had these plants.

Yes, I do grow rhipsalidopsis, I have Gaertneri, which has bloomed several times, Rio,and Rainbow, the latter 2 which I haven't seen bloom yet. I also have echinopsis and other cacti. Some of the echinopsis also bloomed in June, but I missed Antares, and caught Nocturne, thank goodness. They were in the basement, and I totally had not been paying them any attention, and Antares had 2 blooms that I unfortunately didn't see. I also have hylocereus undatus, and that plant had a bud last year, that I stupidly, accidentally broke off with the hose as I was watering other plants. I hope it gets another bud this year.

Rhipsalidopsis Gaertneri
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Echinopsis Nocturne
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