Also in flower are the two NoID Phalaenopsis which surprised me by putting out new buds on old stalks, which I originally wrote about on November 27.
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Hippeastrum 'Lilian' is blooming for the third time. You can see the remains of the second flowering on the left. I must get around to cutting that off.
Besides the Mystery Echeveria which I wrote about in my most recent post, the only succulent currently in bloom is this Euphorbia milii:
Euphorbia milii, also known as Crown-of-Thorns. There are two different plants in this pot. The multicolored yellow flowers belong to the plant with the longer, paler leaves; the pink/peach flowers belong to the plant with the darker, more oval leaves.
Apparently, the color theme for January is yellow, peach and pink. Nice, cheery colors for a not-so-nice, dreary month.
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Two views of a multicolored NoId Phalaenopsis flower, which just opened this week. When clicked for a larger view, the second pic really shows off the sparkly petals.
Besides the Mystery Echeveria which I wrote about in my most recent post, the only succulent currently in bloom is this Euphorbia milii:
Apparently, the color theme for January is yellow, peach and pink. Nice, cheery colors for a not-so-nice, dreary month.
7 comments:
No blooms outside with deep snow cover, and none inside either, but I really enjoyed seeing your contribution to GBBD.
I absolutely adore your Orchid blooms, especially the second sparkly one!
I really like that bright yellow Hibiscus cultivar...I wish those were more common.
Pretty blooms. I too have orchids that bloom on old stems. Is that unusual?
Nice. You have a lot of pretty blooms to cheer through the winter. Fortunately, one was blooming in my garden although a bit tattered ;)
Very nice brightly colored blooms girl! Strange things are happening in the garage. I need to water some stuff and maybe take some pics. It's way to cold to take things out but some things are wanting to bloom!
I love that orange!
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