Cereus
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STARLIGHT / STAR BRIGHT / 1ST STAR I SEE TONIGHT / WISH I MAY / WISH I MIGHT / HAVE THE WISH / I WISH TONIGHT (Childhood Rhyme) / Night Blooming Cereus?
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Epiphyllum oxypetalum – also know as, Night Blooming Cereus, Lady of the Night, Queen of the Night, and Dutchman’s Pipe
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My Night Blooming Cereus plant was confused one day when I came home from work and it was blooming…in the daylight! / These plants only bloom at night from about 10pm-6am. They have the most amazing smell worth staying up for!
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This plant is called a Cereus plant, or “Queen of the Night”. / It only blooms perhaps once a year, ONE NIGHT a year, and usually opens up late at night soon after midnight with my experience. This is the second year it’s bloomed, and it’s really an awesome few hours to see her in all her glory, for in the morning, she closes up, and she is done. There were two blooms that opened up the same time. It’s truly an honor to be in her presence, because it’s SO easy to miss this beautiful bloom! By tbealle
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The Cereus Night Blooming cactus is a splendid flower to behold. This one opened up around 11 p.m. and filled the night air with an intoxicating fragrance. It’s amazing to think that a lowly cactus plant which is not particularly attractive could produce a flower of this magnitude. The ugly duckling that produces an elegant swan! This side view is part of a series I’m adding to the RB portfolio.
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This…. / Sensual,exotic flower / comes alive, / Yes! / Pulsating arrives, / in the deepest dark of NIGHT. / Tooting her pink horn / look at me / come to me,come close / Sassy bits with / pearl white beauty, / has been born. / MUST love me tonight. / inhale ESSENCE of light / For my plight is forlorn / as night recedes… / My life and beauty / will fade / by same early morn….
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My Night blooming Cereus finally bloomed last night! / so I basked in it’s aroma for a little while then went to bed :)
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Night bloomer lit up~ This was taken at night totally dark outside had two flash lights one blue tinged and one regular mag light. then added some slight enhancements.
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NIGHT BLOOMING CACTUS / Night Blooming Cereus
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The Cereus Night Blooming Cactus produces a spectacular flower which has a fragrance which is out of this world and a blossom which reveals itself when very few ever see it. Here is a sidewise view of the Cereus.
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NIGHT BLOOMING CACTUS WHITE / Night Blooming Cereus?
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Nopalxochia Ackermannii Day bloomer (Cereus)
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K’e’oke’o Maluna ‘ele’ele ( White on Black) / (Echinocereus dasyacanthus) gooseneck cactus
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Night blooming
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This is a one-night blooming flower called “Queen of the NIght” or the “Night Blooming Cereus”. Now this was a magical moment late at night outside on my deck. I saw the bulbs drop down from the leaf earlier in the day, so I stayed up late in anticipation to see this flower bloom. Boy did it bloom beautifully. It was unbelievable. I can’t wait to see it again next year! I will add the front view briefly…
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These are beautiful flowers that only last one night. The plant produces several at a time throughout the summer.
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The Night-blooming Cereus, Scientific name Epiphyllum oxypetalum, only blooms at night, and lasts for one night only. Therefore it is often used as a metaphor to describe fleeting things. The chinese words translate to: / “You are like a night-blooming Cereus appearing for just a moment, and disappearing before my eyes like a snowflake.” Comments and critiques are welcome. Thank you.
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Only blooms once a year at night, except for this capture
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This is a tropical plant, Night Blooming Cereus. It blooms once a year, usually in the summer, and only at midnight. It takes about 4-5 days from small bud until it’s fully opened around midnight. Its bloom is spectacular – anywhere from 10-12 inches across and its aroma fills the night air. This image was turned on its side to present more effectively. It grows on the photographer’s front porch in South Carolina.
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Cereus Night Blooming Cactus flower.
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As seen in Key West, Florida
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These are beautiful flowers that only last one night. The plant produces several at a time throughout the summer.
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A night blooming cereus (Cereus Greggii) is called the Queen of the Night but I think it should be Goddess of the Desert it is so beautiful. This plant in the cactus family produces a beautiful blossum from something that looks like a stick. Sonoran Desert, Tucson, Arizona, USA, 2008.
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