Rebutia flowers

18 years ago

Three small rebutias have decided to show off their wares in the last few days.

Rebutia einsteinii, this one has proven to be quite hardy, it can survive our wet winters in the garden, or outdoors in it's pot.
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{{gwi:484367}}{{gwi:484367}} Rebutia minuscula, came under the name R. senilis, now considered to be synonym of minuscula.
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{{gwi:484368}}{{gwi:484368}} Rebutia pseudodeminuta, originally found under the name R. buiningiana.
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Enjoy... CP

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Comments (6)

deefar
18 years ago
You have a beautiful collection of these. I really enjoy your pics.

Dawn
greenlarry
18 years ago
Really nice flowers! And what do you uuse to get your name in the pictures like that?
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Lynn
18 years ago
Very nice. I love rebutias. I only have two and they have not bloomed for me yet.

WindsurfGirl
billinsc
18 years ago
I love Rebutias too!! They are colorful, and I like the way their blooms come from their sides...
Bill in SC
cactuspolecat
Original Author
18 years ago
Thanks folks... these little fellow just about flower themselves silly once they start, even at a really small size.
Larry, I use Adobe photoshop to process my pics, which (among lots of other things), allows the user to add text to pictures, but most graphics editing software has this ability.

CP
Ohio_Green_Thumb
18 years ago
Rebutias are great aren't they? I love them for their small size, toughness, and flowering ability. They've got it all in my book!

Amy