What is blooming right now?

 Currently, Astrophytum capricorn is blooming. 

Notocactus schlosseri just finished its bloom as did Astrophytum asterias. 

Echinopsis oxygona has bloomed 3 times this year, and is poised to bloom a 4th. 

Astrophytum calpicorne
Notocactus schlosseri






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