Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, October 24, 2015 |
One of my Night-Blooming Cacti opened up three flowers Saturday night.
The large blooms stay open for only one night, closing at dawn the next morning.
Their strong scent attracts night-flying moths and other insects for pollination, but I've never had one to make seed. I'll soon be moving them inside to protect them from the winter weather.
Hope you have a wonderful week!
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Gorgeous blossoms! Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. I've never seen it before.
ReplyDeleteI like to have a look at the cacti flower since they will be beautiful than others...
ReplyDeleteThat is so beaytiful, Lee & I believe the perfume is fantastic.The flower on my blog looks like Leucospermum 'Yellow Bird' but it could also be a form of Waratah. Thanks for the visit
ReplyDeleteWhat a splendid flower. Incredible that this blooms by night.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent flowers
ReplyDeleteWow, gorgeous blooms. I would love to have this blooming cactus! Have a happpy new week!
ReplyDeleteOh what a cool cactus!
ReplyDeleteI love night-blooming flowers! These photos are just gorgeous!
ReplyDeletecool and relaxing post.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blossoms!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful blossoms.
ReplyDeleteInteresting how plants are. Beautiful pics.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteAren't they stunning?!!! They look like the ones I have outdoors the epiphyllum [if I spelled that correctly.] And the fragrance at night....heavenly scented!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful flower :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cactus bloom!
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