Getting up before the crack of dawn to make sure to get a good photo of a cactus blossom was worth it. These cactus blossoms are part of the night-blooming cereus family, and generally (but not always) open at night. Once they're fully open, they emit a glorious scent. Enjoy!
Posted by Judy Vorfeld on May 10, 2006 09:30 AM|Permalink
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I live in rural Andalucia in Spain, and I have some wonderful cacti that have fantastic flowers when they bloom. I was very upset yesterday as one of my cacti had been budding up with 2 flowers (flowering for the first time,)for the last few days. I had to go off to Gibraltar early yesterday and when I came back at 11 p.m. the flowers were just starting to droop and fade--I had missed their full glory!
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I live in rural Andalucia in Spain, and I have some wonderful cacti that have fantastic flowers when they bloom. I was very upset yesterday as one of my cacti had been budding up with 2 flowers (flowering for the first time,)for the last few days. I had to go off to Gibraltar early yesterday and when I came back at 11 p.m. the flowers were just starting to droop and fade--I had missed their full glory!
Posted by: Anne Sutton | July 22, 2006 04:45 AM
Another great photo. I wonder is that whitish mist around those flowers pollen?
Posted by: Steve Harold - Hypnotherapist | September 1, 2006 03:12 AM