Cactus from Greece

Hi Maureen, hope you're well.
Did you rob it, ha ha ha.

No Dawn lol This one I didn't....it was given to me....Hope you have had a good summer x

Milky:

It sure looks like a dragon fruit cactus.

Hii Maureen, great summer thanks, so nice to have a good one. Hope you've enjoyed yours too.

Thanks Delonix ...When I saw your pic it was just like I remember seeing it in Greece...Lets hope it sets some roots before our real cold weather starts.......

Milky:

If you keep it on the dry side, it should root very quickly.

Here in San Diego this cactus vine grows on trees, trellises, fences and get extremely large. It can grow pretty large in a pot, also.

Thanks Delonix for the info.....

You're welcome. I'm going to post more pics in about a week or so...this is when my dragon fruit cactus most likely will be blooming again! This will be the 7th time it's going to bloom this year.

The 7th time....my goodness.....Its been a very crazy growing year hasn't it.......I shall keep an eye open for your pics.

It usually blooms 5 times a year. This is the first time it's bloomed so many times within a year.

Nice...:>)

You should get blooms on your plants by spring. It's very easy to bloom. It doesn't need a lot of heat or lots of sun for it to bloom well.

Hi Milky looking back at some old photos, I see you have a cactus from Greece I saw my first Plumerias in Corfu, and I'm growing 8 at the moment. There only about 5" tall at the moment and I've got them on a window sill above a radiator, any tips I'd be very grateful on watering etc. Thank-you Roy.