Bella bella

I don't think this is a true Graptopetalum bellum, but a hybrid. The flowers are to pale.

harry

Various Rebutias ...

One old Mammillaria

Euphorbia obesa

And Aloe variegata

Your aloe blooms are gorgeous, raxidor!

Here are some of my modest blooms:

Happy Hardy Ice Plant

Rebutia fabrisii v aureiflora 3 <- according to EBay ;)

These are getting taller ever day... And the little spider guest remakes his web just as often. :)

Hoya pubicalyx buds

Tiny Hoya lacunosa blooms

First bloom ever!

I've been taking timelapse videos of these guys opening and closing for the past two days. I wish the flowers were bigger but hey, I'll take it! ❤

Portulacaria afra

Hoya carnosa

My red DR has decided to bloom nicely. It's hit and miss with this one.

Avonia Quinaria - opened for just a few hours last night, and then it closed up forever. Until the other buds pop, of course.

Plectranthus Ernestii on it's way out, but still cute

The strange flowers of Euphorbia Globosa

Teeny flowers of Euphorbia Platyclada

Haworthia with some bright Gasteria flowers in the front

Another teeny flower, Delosperma sp.

Here are some pig blooms--many buds so there will be more pics if they bloom when I'm around.

O polyacantha (I think)

My big stem O. basilaris--flowers are smaller than the regular sized basilaris.

Echinocereus

This is not a succulent, but it is a desert plant. Foxtail lily--very stingy with blooms in my yard, but I love them. (Don't look at the weeds :-)

Inside my Hoyas are blooming, but I can't figure out how to get a good pic.

Raxidor--nice flowers--love the color on the Gynmocalycium.

Thank you :) Many other plants have buds, so I am looking forward to more nice blooms now.

Only one of mine is blooming, not sure on the species though. This is my 1st bloom so it's pretty cool, and it's surprising how many flowers there are/will be.

Echeveria

They are small but I like them.

E. horridus.E. stellispina.E. horridus.E. persistens.E. pulvinata. These lovelies bring a tear to my eye. Wait...I must have had sap on my finger!

Here are more pig blooms--some have bee butts for added interest :-)

Epi 'Junga'

Been super busy with many ongoing projects, but June has been pretty eventful for blooms. =)

Crassula perfoliata var minor

Adromischus cooperi

Anacampseros telephiastrum variegata and retusa.

Three different Haworthia tessellata (hopefully you can see the differences).

Aloe descoingsii (new inflorescense after two already finished!)

Pleiospilos simulans (second bloom)

Haworthia mirabilis pilosa MBB7248

Haworthia attenuata variegata

Echeveria (elegans?)

Kevin, great show. I guess they are still indoors? Can't wait for you posting photos of new set up..Back to plants - they are all just gorgeous.

noto, I do not care much for opuntias - only because of the glochids - but those blooms are really nice. They look the size of a poppy blooms. Must be quite a show with all the colors. Are they all hardy?

Rina - Thanks! They are still indoors. My new plant benches just need another 24 hours to cure before I can use them. They are currently drying out on my driveway.

Just picked up half the lumber and screws for my new greenhouse setup. Wish I had a van or truck like yours... no idea how I will fit 10' and 12' pieces in my sedan.

Beautiful blooms everyone! One of these says I will get around to posting some bloom photos...

Kevin,

that last Echeveria looks like minima to me, but I can't quite grasp the scale... How wide is the rosette?

Rina,

Yes, they are all hardy, the pink polyacanthas are really pretty right now. I pulled most of the weeds out of that bed

Some years the flowers are bigger, but all are noticeably smaller this year--the biggest ones are only about 2" across. We had a wetter winter and spring than usual so that seems odd to me. Maybe they are too over crowded.

I don't like glochids either or their spines when I'm trying to weed around them :-) I do like the flowers, though.

Everyone's flowers are great!

Tiny, tiny

Another (bigger) one in the garden

Sempervivum montanum

a sedum (not rupestre)

Rebutia something

harry

Tylecodon dinteri.Tylecodon reticulatus phyllopodium.Tylecodon reticulatus.Tylecodon leucothrix.

Some more conventional flowers.

Ferocactus.Adromischus.Pachypodium griquense.Aloe distans.Aloe kedongensis.Gasteria.Oops. Looks like a flower.

Epi 'Mondora Bell'

Hoya (carnosa?) - first time blooming:

Rina--

Your Hoya looks like both of mine that bloom. I had one a long time ago that smelled very nice, but my current ones don't have any scent.

I promise that these are the last of my Opuntia flowers. I'm still waiting for one Echinocereus to bloom, but I'll spare you all the rest :-)

My eastern prickly pears

Haworthia silviae (now argenteo-maculosa) with a bloom stalk around 3ft long. Probably has another 6 inches left to grow for all the flowers still forming!

Dorstenia horwoodii and foetida (the smaller one) with smaller flowers similar to the ones found in habitat. The leaves grow more curly and like the habitat leaves when the plants are grown exposed to wind (in this case a 20" box fan lol)

So many unusual plant and flowers. Fascinating how diverse this group is.
My contribution is KT Event and Intrigue Echimopsis. The tree overhead has gotten too dense ad the flower production is minimal. >: [

Echeveria shaviana (maybe cv blue truffles)

First little flower from a Rhipsalis pentaptera

My June bloom

A. Nanus

A little off topic

Oxalis of some type

what is that one posted by nicholas c? it's incredible!

http://st.hzcdn.com/simgs/ed2243fd074ed395_8-3774/home-design.jpg

Huernia zebrini .... can also be called 'Life Saver Plant'.

My doomed Aeonium nobile. Mammillaria sp. Euphorbia milii dwarf hybrid. Fouquieria macdougalii. Aloe molederana. Aloe nobilis.Aloe niebuhriana. Echinocactus grusonii.

More PIGs

That aren't pads... Sorry bout the disappointment host ( LOL)

Here's an update on mine. Still blooming almost 2 weeks later, and a whole nother stalk to still bloom. I didn't think they'd last this long.

Echeveria (unknown sp.)

June 16th, 2016

June 22nd, 2016

First of my Trichocereus blooms--a little early actually--

First light

Just under the wire:

Echinocereus--that poor bee really had to work to get down to the nectar.

Sedeveria sorrento has bloomed! Tiny flowers, but pretty.

Good sized Epiphyllum of some sort

Who said Saguaro weren't cold hardy ? Well there right but the companion Yuka surly is

Rina Thank you for being the host of a wonderful thread and for all who posted Last one for this month from me

Haworthia of some type AKA an unknown cross

Hard sun grown on a lower shelf X 6 hours AM then three more setting sun hours PM

Yes, I agree with Nomen, thank you Rina for starting this post.

I love how we have different interests and it all comes together so well.

Looking forward to July :-)