Christmas cactus

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    Its that time of the year again:smile:

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      All mine flowered a couple of months ago and have now finished.:sad:
       
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        Mine is just starting and seems to have lots more buds in varying readiness so I might get a display that lasts awhile :)

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          I did have a few more buds on mine waiting to open but hubs accidentally knocked the plant and they dropped off!! Why couldn't he have knocked the one that didn't have any buds??:wallbanging:
           
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            Light pink in full flower and the red just thinking about it. Beautiful plants for the few weeks they flower.
             
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