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My first Harrisia Bloom!!

11 years ago

I have had this plant at least two years. I got it in a trade on another forum. Here are my first blooms from it!!

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Arid
11 years ago
Beautiful! Love the darker sepals on those flowers. Especially striking on the top flower, first photo.
plantomaniac08
11 years ago
Amazing flowers!

Planto
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Microthrix
11 years ago
Very beautiful! Kinda look like trichocereus ... do they smell good? Seems like it would be a good hanging plant and i need me one of them right now
Dzitmoidonc
11 years ago
Nice! Do you have a photo of the bud before the flower opens? I think this plant gives you a 2-fer. An ooooh when the bud is fully formed, and then the final reveal. But with a name like Harris-ia, you know it's got to be good! (Oblique nod to our Am-Can friend.)
pennyhal
11 years ago
Holy Cow!!! That's just an amazing flower. It looks like you have several more buds to open yet. Will it blossom down the total length of the stem?
cactusmcharris, interior BC Z4/5
11 years ago
apfire,

Very nice - I remember my first one, and was very enthused, too.

D,

Thanks for the nod - like it I'm also white and smell faintly of aw-shucked corn.
kathi_mdgd
11 years ago
Absolutely Gorgeous.
kathi

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