Show us your houseplants in bloom now

It is a type of epiphytic cactus. Often called Mistletoe Cactus (Rhipsalis) and is related to the Xmas & Easter cacti, the flowers are usually quite dull and insignificant though.

 

Oxalis "Cupido" - corms planted on 18/2/2013. Been on the south facing kitchen windowsill,

 

Nicely presented Jenny...............

 

Thank you roders,
jenny

 

Streptocarpus "Carys". Got that, and another the name of which escapes me, from Dibley's last year. Bit manky if you look close up because it hasn't been well looked after over winter, but its quite a bold colour eh?

 

You keep yours in the greenhouse over the winter Kristen?

 

This ain't in bloom yet, but I'm well chuffed to see a flower spike (my first) on my Albuca nelsonii!

 

Chucked under the grow light with a bunch of other things that were just a little too small to just abandon in the greenhouse so it was prey to succumbing to all the bugs on the other plants that thrived under lights :(

Your Albuca looks in the peak if health

 

Sprekelia formosomething...





Love these, far nicer than Hippeastrum in my opinion!

 

Very nice Coolsox! Much better bloom than I got!

My H.cybister chico runs it close......................
Show us your houseplants in bloom now

 

Ordered three Eucharis amazonica bulbs from Anglia bulbs and I got four! One of them has decided to skip the leaf stage and throw up a tiny bloom instead!!!!!

 

My Albuca nelsonii is now in bloom!






It's tall too at about 1.3 metres. The whole plant...............

 

Ledebouria socialis (also known as Scilla violacea) is blooming. The flowers are tiny but well worth a close look................




The main attraction most of the time though is the foliage and the colour.................


It divides readily and needs splitting from time to time.................

 

This was a gift for Xmas 2011 and the flower was red. The bulb has been under the greenhouse staging long forgotten until this happened.