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Christmas cactus doesn't knowWhat month it is! One solitary bloom in mid-February...  
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Isn't that such a gorgeous colour!! |
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lol, its got its months messed up lol, great pic, lovely colour x |
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Such a beautiful colour Eileen  Maybe you snow made it think it was Christmas again!   |
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Thanks, Mags! I like this lavendar one; also have the common red, a white (which also is budding again) and a tangerine one. They're such easy house plants... |
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It's lovely Eileen!! Do they really only usually bloom around Christmas? |
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Yes they do, Fran. Sometimes they'll start in very late November, but normally in December: something to do with the decreased hours of daylight. There is a closely related variety called Easter cactus which usually blooms more or less around Easter, which varies such lot. ...probably should be called Spring cactus. I'll see if I can find a pic..... |
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