Show us your houseplants in bloom now

I've started this thread so that we can share our houseplants as they come into bloom.
Add a few notes if you can about care etc so that we may create a mini database.

 

Aeschynanthus "Mona Lisa" blooms in flushes, and since the house move seems to have produced one flush after the other.




I placed it facing north west'ish which seems to really agree with it. I allow it to almost dry out between watering.

I bought this Streptocarpella earlier this year. Placed in the same window as the Aeschynanthus it has produced a steady number of blooms all summer. Another that is almost allowed to dry out between waterings.

 

OHs Pride joy Sorry I Dont Know Names I Think the One is a Drakona??

 

So t'other half is green fingered too!

 

Houseplants are meant to "bloom"??? Who knew??

Great pix, guys!! An education in photo format

 

Many of mine haven't since the house move!

 

I don't think mine ever have; move or not!

 

My Bat Flower was my pride and joy..................






I had to let it go when I moved as I have no conservatory now and it's far too big for a window sill!!

 

Never heard of one before just now, certainly never seen one! Just ... I almost feel your loss at not being able to accommodate it!

(So, what did you do with it? )

 

It went to someone who wanted it

 

Thats mine

Btw longk , did you know that they are hardy to -3 and can be used as annul in the garden border?

 

ps those are still in flower

 

Isn't it just the coolest thing Sal!!!!

I did, but that is dry. I reckon that it would do well to produce anything more than leaf in the border though..............

 

Then no sadness, Cherub; only a pat on the back for giving it a good home