LGBTQ+ Poultry Keepers

[TwoCrows]

@fluffycrow @Jener8or

Some early winter bloomers, do they even know it's winter?? It was 17F/-8C this morning outside.

 

[N3mesis_IceWing_NightWing]

@fluffycrow @Jener8or

Some early winter bloomers, do they even know it's winter?? It was 17F/-8C this morning.

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Wow, those are pretty!
Dang that's cold...here it's 27 Degrees F, but it feels like below 10

 

[TwoCrows]

Wow, those are pretty!
Dang that's cold...here it's 27 Degrees F, but it feels like below 10

You are up in Wisconsin? Did you get a blizzard the other day? We are expecting 1-3 inches tonight.

 

[N3mesis_IceWing_NightWing]

You are up in Wisconsin? Did you get a blizzard the other day? We are expecting 1-3 inches tonight.

Yea, I'm in Wisconsin. We got like 2-3 inches last night I believe...
We did have a snow storm like last week and we got, like, 6 inches! Maybe a little more!

 

[TwoCrows]

Yea, I'm in Wisconsin. We got like 2-3 inches last night I believe...
We did have a snow storm like last week and we got, like, 6 inches! Maybe a little more!

Stay warm up there!

 

[N3mesis_IceWing_NightWing]

Stay warm up there!

We'll do our best!
Same to you!

 

[fluffycrow]

@fluffycrow @Jener8or

Some early winter bloomers, do they even know it's winter?? It was 17F/-8C this morning outside.

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Gorgeous mammillaria and euphorbia ! It’s always really interesting how the mammies tend to bloom in a circle.
The second one is really cool, what type is it?


The lithops here have started splitting, by the way. So definitely no more flowers for this year

 

[TwoCrows]

Gorgeous mammillaria and euphorbia ! It’s always really interesting how the mammies tend to bloom in a circle.
The second one is really cool, what type is it?


The lithops here have started splitting, by the way. So definitely no more flowers for this year

Thanks Fluffy! The second photo is a Mammillaria gracilis fragilis, or Thimble Cactus. It bloomed all last winter too, it's a tough little plant, it's becoming one of my favorites! I've also got a Mammillaria hahniana with the tiniest of red dots forming in her "fur" so hopefully she gets those blooms going too. Mams love to grow "crowns" I guess!

Oh gosh, sounds your Lithops are SO far ahead of mine. I've only have one that is showing any signs of life, it's splitting and I think there is a flower bud in there. The other Lithops are just hanging out probably hibernating for the winter.

How are your Stepelias doing?