beatnikcrab
I'm mostly into cacti, aloes, and other heat tolerant succulents, and more recently hoyas and some tropicals. Phoenix, AZ. USDA zone 9b, heat zone 11.
I'm mostly into cacti, aloes, and other heat tolerant succulents, and more recently hoyas and some tropicals. Phoenix, AZ. USDA zone 9b, heat zone 11.
Mid Spring 2021
20
Mid Spring 2021
20
beatnikcrab
kiwi_kiwi
susieqfisher
hipi
jen0921
My mom's cactus today. Can't recall whether it was purchased as an Echinopsis Chamaecereus or a Chamaelobivia. 🤔
Wow and my lone flower with a couple more coming feel so inadequate now. 🤣
@philstalder I know, right?? Every time I get happy about a bloom here or there on my plants, I'll see my mom's living bouquets and feel very foolish and humbled. 🤣
WOW! 🤯❤️
What’s her secret. I’m curious. 🧐
@philstalder she doesn't go according to the plant's needs, just according to what she wants to do. So she kills a lot of stuff, but if the plant's care req's jive with her care style then it'll grow like crazy. I know she had two more Chamaelobivia cacti planted in this pot. The other two rotted, but boy is this one happy! Also, it's a question of longevity. She's had this one at least 6 or 8 yrs.
This is the most beautiful cactus I have ever seen!❤
It’s so green! She must have it in part shade. Mine get sun stressed in full sun. 😍🌞
Wow that looks spectacular😍
Oh I see. She takes no prisoners and does what she likes. I like it. 😁
@sunlovin yes, she has it at the edge of her patio, midway between a tree and a hibiscus bush. I think it only gets a few hours of late morning/midday direct sun, and other than that it's bright shade and reflected sun.
Wow. Amazing flowers ❤️❤️