Early In The Morning~~Late In The Afternoon by beachzz
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This is some kind of succulent a friend gave me a couple of years ago. It has these little blooms that look like daisies. This morning it was just opening, and this afternoon it opened even more and the second one did as well.
Comments (13)
Hey, these are so cool! I bought a big pot of this split rock cactus (actually a succulent as you say) and promptly, within a month, killed them dead. Dead. Dead. I sure wish I could have kept them going long enough to see them bloom! I had no idea they were so lovely! I don't kill every cactus or succulent I get. To my amazement, I looked at my Christmas cactus today that was in such poor shape after babying it all summer and the winter cold seems to have energized it. It's now looking great as are the column cacti and various barrel cacti. I would have bet money that the overnight freezes we've had lately would have turned them to mush.
What a pretty plant! Beautiful blooms, and the light is lovely!
Superb! I've several different ones of these in the greenhouse (Lithops, I think), and never thought to take pics of them.
Oh! they are wonderful cactus flowers. Great light and comp.
Awesome collage, great shots! Cool flowers... :)
We had some of these years ago, they were called Livingstone daisies, but ours were purple and blue coloured ones...Nice shot Maz!
Excellent shot of these cacti
super idea
How very beautiful! Excellent captures!
Kool kapture of the blooming succulent flower, M!
OHHHHH gorgeous collage!!
Interesting growth.... Excellent. Aloha
wow, didn't realize they were the same plant until I read your descr! A really nice juxtaposition ("yes, plants actually move, children!"—my 3d Grade teacher). But what I love even more is that both shots look like some exotic sushi feast: The shapes are succulent & edible, and they make a wonderful set of contrasts. The spindly leaves look like Japanese cabbage, and the whole could pass for one of those beautiful Japanese gardens where contrast is so important. Caught with an eye for real contrast & opulence. (I want to eat these, even though they're probably poisonous...) Nice work!