Behind time by helanker
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Look what I found on my Christmas Cactus yesterday. Suddently 1 little flower desided to blossom, long time after all the others are gone. Ok it is indeed an old cactus from my grandmothers house and now I am grandmother my self. So maybe we should allow it to make som mistakes once in a while. :)))))
Thanks for visiting and thanks for your nice comments to "V4 in the sea" yesterday. :)))
Have a lovely sunday.
Today we could come to the store for the first time in 4 days, because of the snow.
Comments (22)
What a beautifil blossom. Wonderful colors and you've captured it so very well. A pleasure for the eyes!!
Really a splendid blossom...great shot!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
It is a beautiful flower and yes, it is allowed to be somewhat early? LOL
Lovely translucent flower. I think it might look even better if the curtain was pulled over a little more? My mother grew one of these for about thirty years!
So wonderful flower!
Beautiful all around! Bravo! Congrats on your website!
Skt skt foto Helle. Elsker dine smhistorier til det du laver. Her i fik handlet lidt. Knuz Vivi
Beautiful shot! Very nice composition!
What lovely, fragile flower! Stunning capture!
Great picture of a lovely blossom - ours usually waits till around Easter - they must get mixed up ;)
woww, so beautiful flower and excellent composition !!! :)
Lovely shot!
Superb!
Beautiful cream and pastel colours in this lovely close-up of an awesome flower !
So beautiful! Gorgeous flower!!!
A very delicate capture. My Christmas Cactus always blooms any time BUT Christmas. I think it is as stuborn as I am. :-)
Beautiful ... and better late than never! Mike
Wonderful shot of this succulent the curtains gives it a fine dreamy effect
Beautiful capture and I suppose that plant is ready for spring just like most of us
Beautyful shot Helle :o)))
Ohhhhh - lovely blossom! They usually bloom here (Seattle, Washington, USA) in late November. We call them Thanksgiving cactus, since they're usually beautiful and at their peak for our harvest holiday dinner. It isn't THEIR fault someone named them wrong! :)
Beautiful Love this... Only grown one of these in my lifetime...it never bloomed at Christmas tho Hugs Susan~