Act two of this year’s night blooming cereus extravaganza began the night of April 22…
Continued the night of April 26…
And, it looks like there will be more in a week or two!
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¡Felicidades! ¿Se puede decir ¨pulgar verde¨ en español? They’re beautiful.
Diane
Gracias. However, Oaxaca is the one with a green thumb. 😉