File:Schlumbergera truncata (1).jpg

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Description This is generally called a Christmas Cactus, but sometimes a Holiday Cactus. This one generally blooms around Halloween, and it did so in 2008. However, it also started blooming at the beginning of February, peaking around Valentine's Day. First time it's done that.
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Valentine's Day Cactus

Author Dwight Sipler from Stow, MA, USA

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