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A small flower in the trumpet vine forest

2017-10-27View Original

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This post was last edited by Shuangmu_DTQO on 2017-10-27 at 15:14. The trumpet vine that I’ve had for several years has bloomed; indeed, its color is truly otherworldly.
Reply #22017-10-27
I’ve never seen this flower before; is it very rare for it to bloom only after a few years of being grown?
Reply #32017-10-27
It’s not uncommon. It’s because I didn’t take good care of it, that’s why it took several years to bloom. :dizzy:
Reply #42017-10-27
You’re good at growing flowers; great job.
Reply #52017-10-30
The shy little flowers bloom in silence
Reply #62017-10-30
There are 2 more inflorescences, with many small flowers; the flowering can be observed for a month. :)
Reply #72017-10-30
Yes, growing flowers is a long-term process.
Reply #82017-10-31
It looks like a thorny aloe vera, haha
Reply #92017-10-31
This is even better than aloe; just break off a stem and it will survive.

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