Lo and behold...I took at peek at it yesterday and the bloom had, finally, opened. Here it is in all its glory...
Isn't it just spectacular? Do any of you know how I go about getting it to bloom more? Is it unusual for a Christmas cactus to bloom this time of year?
I posted this shot to a Facebook page I'm a member of for folks who are interested in weather. In fact, it's run by one of the major TV stations in Atlanta. Other people had posted photos of their flowers and trees, so I decided to do the same. Soon after, I received a message from the Chief Meteorologist asking me to Skype with him and a few other members of the Facebook group to discuss my photo, as well as the local weather. I told him I was in! The Skype session lasted about 30 mins. and was, actually, a lot of fun! I ended up learning a few things about the weather. I joked with Chris later on that he's more than welcome to have my autograph...of course, he never asked. Oh, well!
Thankfully, he was able to catch an early flight out of Detroit this morning and we're meeting for lunch. It will be so good to have him home!
Wishing you a beautiful Thursday from start to finish!



6 comments:
Beautiful!!! No 85* here, more like 39* and expecting a winter storm.
I pray that your hubby will make it home, soon. Keeping you and him in prayer. Blessings
Well, I've had a Cmas catus for several years and have never, ever had it bloom at this time of year. How funny! It blooms its head off right after Thanksgiving through Cmas. Enjoy and perhaps i will bloom more and more.
That is beautiful and congrats on getting to Skype with the weather guy. How fun!
I received your card. Thank you so much for your encouragement. I'm doing well with God's help.
I have no helpful information about getting it to bloom more, but I will say it is beautiful. Thanks for sharing. I saw a flower very similar to that at the Dallas Arboretum this week.
The flower is beautiful and how awesome to get invited to Skype!
What fun!! My Christmas Cactus used to bloom twice a year, if I remember correctly. It was huge and sat in a nice morning sun window. Hope you found an answer!
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