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Gardening

a kennedy

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2. So happy it does bloom again, in the Spring when I need some joy.

Reply to redstateblues (Reply #1)

Tue Feb 5, 2019, 11:09 PM

Feb 2019

and mine is only about 6 years old. I bought two plants, gave one to my Sister In Law, and I kept one. Hers died about 2 years ago, and mine is thriving. I hate to even say, I normally have a dead thumb, but this cactus is just thriving. I'M SO HAPPY.

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I think I mentioned this last year.........my Thanksgiving cactus is blooming again..... [View all] a kennedy Feb 2019 OP

I've got a couple blooms on my 15 year old Thanksgiving cactus redstateblues Feb 2019 #1

So happy it does bloom again, in the Spring when I need some joy. a kennedy Feb 2019 #2

I have several curlyred Feb 2019 #3

You must be so happy with all those blossoms. a kennedy Feb 2019 #4

You can keep your cactus blooming WhiteTara Feb 2019 #5

I love the blooms......especially since we just dug out of a huge snow storm. a kennedy Feb 2019 #6

I still have my poinsettias growing too. WhiteTara Feb 2019 #7

Wow.......that's great, and poinsettias grow in the summer?? a kennedy Feb 2019 #8

Can you imagine my surprise when WhiteTara Feb 2019 #9

have you tried to propagate it? IcyPeas Feb 2019 #10

No, don't really have the space, but love my plant....... a kennedy Feb 2019 #11