Any houseplants blooming?

[DragonsEye]

Did you ever try growing it like a clivia? In the wild they grow evergreen yearlong and don't know what a cold, dry dormancy is.
They tend to bloom when they have enough energy to do so...

LOL! I could never get Clivia to bloom either. Had a Clivia I raised from seed. After 7 or 8 yrs of it not blooming, got tired of looking at it and gave it away. Interesting, only folks I have ever known to successfully bloom their Clivia was by giving them a cold dry dormancy.

Angraecum sesquipedale or one of its hybrids?


On to mine...



Which belong to this:





















And while not a flower, still a pretty as some:


Too bad that the pink pup is most likely destined to die, once it falls off the mother plant.


Forgot to include the "satellite dish"...

 

[dozer1028]

Its a Angraecum sesquipedale not a hybrid. .

 

[JMN16150]

Nice plants, I wish I can grow catts and earth stars
Why is the pink earth star pup destined to die?

 

[Dragoness]

A lack of chlorophyll is a death sentence for a plant that is unable to parasitize another plant for nutrients.

 

[Username]

My two Haworthias are blooming, and my rescue home depot bromeliad's pup is probably going to bloom soon too.
My orchid never does though, since I rarely fertilize it.

 

[dozer1028]

more orchids opened

Still two more flowers opening on this plant ...

 

[Bio]

Unknown Schlumbergera cultivar.

 

[Aionios]

Looks like everyone's got some nice blooms going on. I'd really like to try orchids one day.

Only have a couple of houseplants in bloom at the moment:

African Violet

Angel Wing Begonia

Jasminum Sambac

 

[dozer1028]

Flower number 3 and 4 are opening

 

[Monkey]

Sansevieria bloom.

 

[NemJones]

Ive been wanting to add to this thread, but nothing picture worthy till now.
The Chocolate Mint Coleus decided to throw out another bloom spike.
I really love these flowers.