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Schlumbergera truncate ms Posted by Fred SC on November 28, 2024, 2:16 pm Schlumbergera truncate it Thanksgiving Cactus are blooming. I have several. I brought the red one from greenhouse and the yellow one my grandson gave me the yellow one for my birthday. I need to buy a Christmas Cactus. I like its foliage better than the Truncata ones. Sll are in Schlumbergera Genus. I think Christmas Cscti species is bridgesii ? https://i.ibb.co/jTcwrLK/IMG-5978.jpg https://i.ibb.co/7bxBc07/IMG-5980.jpg

Re: Schlumbergera truncate ms Posted by Rob N TN on November 28, 2024, 3:16 pm, in reply to "Schlumbergera truncate ms" Nothing could be nicer this time of year. I love your red one. Thanks for sharing Fred

G Posted by Fred SC on November 29, 2024, 6:00 am, in reply to "Re: Schlumbergera truncate ms" Rob, I agree they’re great this time of year. They’re a common. Epiphyte that you see in all the stores this time of year, but they are nice and they last for years and years if you don’t overwater.lol. I hope your Thanksgiving was a good one. I’m sure it was. Ours was great. My daughter and her fiancé came over and brought the turkey and all the trimmings. It was all delicious and also a big homemade cheesecake which we didn’t need , lol. My grandson came by earlier in the day, but yesterday evening, he was going with his girlfriend to a movie, so he didn’t come over to eat with us.

Re: G Posted by Fred SC on November 29, 2024, 6:03 am, in reply to "G" G??? I am sorry but this phone is crazy and puts in words and letters at times on its own. I always proofread but it happens anyway,

Re: Schlumbergera truncate ms Posted by Alvin, z6 on November 29, 2024, 12:45 pm, in reply to "Schlumbergera truncate ms" Fred, I agree that Schlumbera are neat plants to have, especially, this time of year. I also have several different colors, as well. Instead of discarding them, every year, as some do, I keep them, from one year to the next. They spend the warmer months, in dry shade, and will set flower buds, each year, all by themselves, as the days grow shorter and cooler, in fall. This year, due to a milder fall, they began blooming in the backyard, a couple weeks ago. I finally brought them inside, last weekend, and they are continuing to bloom. I also have several of their "Easter type" relatives that usually begin setting flower buds, while indoors, during winter and early spring. One of my Easter cacti blooms into mid summer.

Thanksgiving Posted by Rob N TN on December 1, 2024, 12:00 pm, in reply to "Re: G" It was a nice Thanksgiving here and a few morning showers cleared away quickly and became a mild day. I'm glad family came over to see you and Dot. I didnt even get out and go anywhere and turned down some nice invites but a friend came bye and brought food for days ( a friend of my nephews ) I think I need to throw it out except for the Flan, pastels de coco y ensaladas . My dog will love that turkey and ham. I'm keeping the fried plantains haha. Oh, since my big computer died this past summer I've been using a note book and two laptops and my phone. I miss my desktop and hope to replace it next month. I misspell constantly. Don't give it a second thought and have a great Sunday friend.

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