Is my E. Pulvinata pregnant?!
NeonCactus
10 years ago
Pretty much the title. I "hand pollinated" when both flowers were blooming. I wasn't expecting anything to happen since both flowers looked exactly the same, but then this pod like structure has appeared!
Last time this plant bloomed the blooms just shriveled and died after a few weeks, but this time they shriveled and died only after a few days.
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