The Espostoa hybrid is also starting to show some buds - it looks like it could be quite a few, too! I suppose I will wait to repot to fix its lean until afterwards.
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The aloes seem to have thoroughly enjoyed the rains this week. The climbing aloe, A. ciliaris, looks the best it has since I planted it this spring and the A. vera is finally recovering from turning to sludge over the winter.
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Chaemacereus silvestrii / Peanut cactus
This thing always seems to sprout new arms, but I never seem to see it looking happier …
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The Echeveria agavoides looks like it is going to bifurcate …
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The Echinopsis subdedantum ‘Fuzzy’ hybrid bloom has doubled in size - just last week it looked like the bloom in the front.
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This one didn’t bloom until fall last year, so I wasn’t expecting to see this today.
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Tomorrow is the day / Chaemelobivia ‘Rose Quartz’
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Opuntia engelmannii
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Chaemelobivia ready to bloom!
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The Sedum kamtschaticum, or Russian stonecrop, is finally blooming. It had been mismarked as Sedum dasyphyllum ‘Golden Glow’, but kihaku-gato helped me get an accurate ID because he has some. Thanks man - now to go back and correct all the tags …
S. kamtschaticum is one of the hardiest sedums, well-known as a green roof staple, so it should be able to handle the Texas summer heat with the partial shade the Mexican plum will provide.
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Melocactus fruit
