Now this might have something to do with the fact that I had to move this plant. I've read it doesn't like going to a new location and takes awhile to adapt to that spot.
- Crafty Gardener
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February 13, 2011
About to Bloom
Now this might have something to do with the fact that I had to move this plant. I've read it doesn't like going to a new location and takes awhile to adapt to that spot.
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Christmas cactus,
houseplants,
Mosaic Monday
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Yor Christmas catus is such a pretty coluour!
ReplyDeletethese are a lovely cactus. My mother has a couple that bloom beautiful, but unfortunately mine seem to have passed on. Thank you for sharing it's joys with us.
ReplyDeleteI had heard the same thing, they did not like to be moved. But, I was given my mother-in-laws after she passed away this Christmas and it is now covered in buds, which does not fit the previous statement, go figure. It is the same colour as yours. Fantastic macro shots.
ReplyDeleteMy Christmas Cactus is just coming into bloom - it's a little confused!
ReplyDeleteMine bloomed in November, and I move it around a lot. I love that pink colour of the blossoms.
ReplyDeleteWow you are lucky to have it. I am still dying to have my hands on a cutting or two. Wonderful blooms.
ReplyDeleteIt's good to know that others have moved their plants and they keep on blooming, perhaps mine is just a little confused this year.
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous colour and so fitting for Valentine's Day. They make a gorgeous mosaic.
ReplyDeleteHow fun. That is one plant I could never keep alive....maybe someday! Glad yours is finding it's mojo in it's new spot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - I've one in my office - I love it so!
ReplyDeleteFay - just found your blog - wonderful!
I have one it was covered in buds, every time my husband opened the window to put seed in the bird feeder he knocked off a few buds. So I moved it, not a bud on it.
ReplyDeleteI like yours it is a beautiful colour