"Holiday Cacti" -Contest #14 (Submissions Only)
"Holiday Cacti" -Contest #14 (Submissions Only)
The subject for the of this weeks contest is "Holiday Cacti". Traditionally this would included Christmas Cactus (Schlumbergera x buckleyi), Thanksgiving Cactus (Schlumbergera truncata) and Spring or Easter Cactus (Hatiora x graeseri). The names are tied into the time of year each is in bloom. However, most who have first hand experience growing any of these will tell you that the plants do not keep strict calanders.
The theme is "Holiday Cacti", but in this contest we're going to include all Epiphytic cacti. Since most in this category have plain looking stems, I expect we'll get quite a flower show, but flowers are not a requirement in this contest.
The submissions will run from the 12-17-2006 to the 12-24-2006 while the voting will run from the 12-25-2006 to the 12-31-2006.
Post all your pictures for "Holiday Cacti" -Contest Number 14 in this thread.
Contest will run from December 17 through December 31
You have Until December 24, 2006 to enter a picture in the contest.
Voting will be from December 25 to December 31
Please review this post for the contest rules: http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=888
Let the contest begin!
The theme is "Holiday Cacti", but in this contest we're going to include all Epiphytic cacti. Since most in this category have plain looking stems, I expect we'll get quite a flower show, but flowers are not a requirement in this contest.
The submissions will run from the 12-17-2006 to the 12-24-2006 while the voting will run from the 12-25-2006 to the 12-31-2006.
Post all your pictures for "Holiday Cacti" -Contest Number 14 in this thread.
Contest will run from December 17 through December 31
You have Until December 24, 2006 to enter a picture in the contest.
Voting will be from December 25 to December 31
Please review this post for the contest rules: http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=888
Let the contest begin!
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Well I'm way out of my league here. Fantastic pics all
I don't do well with the Epiphytes. I think it's maybe way too hot and dry here. But I keep on trying. Here's a Disocactus flagelliformis putting out a few flowers in it's death throes last spring.
Franj
I don't do well with the Epiphytes. I think it's maybe way too hot and dry here. But I keep on trying. Here's a Disocactus flagelliformis putting out a few flowers in it's death throes last spring.
Franj
schlumbergera
http://www.flickr.com/photos/59955649@N00/330290947/
I received this Sclumbergera as a Xmas gift . Hope you like it.
I received this Sclumbergera as a Xmas gift . Hope you like it.