My holiday cactus has new blooms on it / myLot

Midland, Michigan

February 24, 2022 10:03am CST

I don't remember whether it bloomed at Christmas time or not. I was going to check before beginning this current discussion, but I forgot. I guess it bloomed back in November. Now I have to remember to water it more often so it continues to bloom. It's still winter here outside so this will be a refreshing view to have a flower inside for a few months.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (458006)

• Switzerland

25 Feb 22

Outside the violets, hellebore and primroses are blooming, finally I can see some colors.

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Marlina

@marlina (154166)

• Canada

2 Mar 22

I have never had hellebores in my garden.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (458006)

• Switzerland

25 Feb 22

@MarshaMusselman In May I should see my roses, at least I hope so.

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Marsha

@MarshaMusselman (38652)

• Midland, Michigan

25 Feb 22

We won't see those flowers until May I think.

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Kimberley

@mom210 (9036)

• United States

27 Feb 22

that's one of many things I cannot grow.

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Kimberley

@mom210 (9036)

• United States

2 Mar 22

@MarshaMusselman catcus plants and I don't get along very well, I can barely keep an aleo vera alive.

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Marsha

@MarshaMusselman (38652)

• Midland, Michigan

1 Mar 22

Have you tried before? It only blooms once or twice per year.

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Marlina

@marlina (154166)

• Canada

3 Mar 22

What kind of flowers do you have? @mom210

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OceanTiara

@RebeccasFarm (86757)

• United States

24 Feb 22

Oh nice Marsha, I love those cactis.

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Marsha

@MarshaMusselman (38652)

• Midland, Michigan

24 Feb 22

So do I although this one is getting almost to large for me so I might divide it up sometime.

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OceanTiara

@RebeccasFarm (86757)

• United States

24 Feb 22

@MarshaMusselman Oh yes, even more flowers then

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The Horse

@TheHorse (205716)

• Walnut Creek, California

6 Mar 22

I always enjoy it when I see blooms. My cacti threw some flowers, and my snow peas are doing so now.

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Marsha

@MarshaMusselman (38652)

• Midland, Michigan

8 Mar 22

Are there flowers on the snow peas small?

Dr Souvik Chatterji

@sathviksouvik (17945)

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11 Mar 22

your plant is excellent

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Marsha

@MarshaMusselman (38652)

• Midland, Michigan

11 Mar 22

Thanks. I like it

CarolDM

@CarolDM (203454)

• Nashville, Tennessee

24 Feb 22

Looks nice. I have never had one.

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Marsha

@MarshaMusselman (38652)

• Midland, Michigan

1 Mar 22

Some people have several but my house is too small for more than one.

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CarolDM

@CarolDM (203454)

• Nashville, Tennessee

1 Mar 22

@MarshaMusselman I understand.

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snowy

@snowy22315 (169940)

• United States

24 Feb 22

That is a very pretty plant.

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Marsha

@MarshaMusselman (38652)

• Midland, Michigan

24 Feb 22

It's even nicer when there are more blooms and when they open up

rebelann1949

@rebelann (111164)

• El Paso, Texas

24 Feb 22

That will be a pretty bloom.

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Marsha

@MarshaMusselman (38652)

• Midland, Michigan

24 Feb 22

Yes it will.

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Jabo

@jaboUK (64361)

• United Kingdom

24 Feb 22

My mother was very keen on cacti and I well remember her delight when they bloomed.

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Marsha

@MarshaMusselman (38652)

• Midland, Michigan

4 Mar 22

I am delighted when any of my plants bloom even those outside. But it's too early here for those right now.

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solxee

@sol_cee (38223)

• Philippines

24 Feb 22

But not too much water right?

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Marsha

@MarshaMusselman (38652)

• Midland, Michigan

1 Mar 22

Right. Can't overeater it but I don't want to under water it either which I sometimes do. When is dormant I tend to forget to water it for weeks at a time.