UN CACTUS HA florecido gloriosamente en la terraza. Iba a pedirle a San Geraldo que hiciera un esbozo, pero luego recordé el esbozo suculento que hizo la semana pasada (haz clic aquí), eché otro vistazo a la planta en la mesa, y me dije: "¡Oh, cojones! Tal vez solo comparta algunas fotos".
That is the first time I ever saw that type of cactus bloom. It's beaitiful.
ReplyDeletemistress maddie
DeleteI’ve seen them blooming in nurseries but never at home.
pretty!
ReplyDeleteAnne Marie
DeleteIt bloomed for weeks!
Nice balls!
ReplyDeleteTravel
DeleteWhy, thank you.
The spiral patterns of the thorns studded with flowers is so visually appealing.
ReplyDeleteWilma
DeleteNature is amazing, isn’t it.
Only in Spain!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
Jim
DeleteWe had wonderful cactus blooms in Southern California too. Just never his one.
So many cacti really bloom beautifully. Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteBob
DeleteThat was one of the things that amazed us in Southern California. People would say the desert was brown and dead. But they just didn’t look closely.
My image of a cactus is the type that Snoopy's brother Spike used to stand next to in the desert. Not nearly as beautiful as the real thing.
ReplyDeleteKirk
DeleteSpike was deprived.
Some very attractive pink flowers there and I guess that the spikes nicely prevent any hand from picking them off for a table decoration ?
ReplyDeleteHeron
DeleteEven Dudo and Moose avoid using this one as a back scratcher.
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteDebra
DeleteI was taking photos daily for weeks.
Love the delicate colors.
ReplyDeleteStephen
DeleteA bit vibrant at different times of day.
it's a pretty one
ReplyDeleteAdam
DeleteI’m hoping we get blooms on our other cacti.
Very pretty indeed. Not that Jerry's sketch was not, it's just that his drawing was, er... interesting.
ReplyDeleteRozzie
DeleteI was disappointed that he didn’t attempt to sketch this one.
Obviously not a "christmas cactus." Perhaps a "hanukkah cactus?"
ReplyDeleteWalt the Fourth
ReplyDeleteWe have two Christmas cacti. They never bloom! This was a Thanksgiving cactus I suppose.