When my potted plants bloom, I like to bring them inside to enjoy them up close. And these days my living room is full of blooming gals.
My African violets have always resided indoors, on my kitchen counter.
Joining the AVs are many others. The best in show, this week, is a hybrid cymbidium. I must say that this gal is a faithful bloomer, almost to the exact date. Last year it opened the first bloom on October 18 and this year, October 17. Incredible isn't it?
Secondly, another NOID cymbidium. Although the color of the bloom is totally different from what it has been before, I still enjoy the spikes as well.
Then came the oncidiums, also NOIDs. (You must know by now that plant sellers in Vietnam never care to give name tags to the plants they sell!). My yellow oncidium (could be some kind of Bellerina?) with its giant flowering stalk. This oncidium blooms quite easily and regularly for me, though.
And then another oncidium (or something else?) with dark red color.
Next is my Thanksgiving cactus with its second show of bloom. This is an old cultivar (or species?) and normally blooms twice a year.
My Tillandsia cyanea is still going strong. I have detached three of the pups so there're now only three in the pot.
So, that's what're blooming this week in my little corner of the world. What is blooming for you there?
