Cacti flowering now ...

This Jade or Money plant was given to me for my birthday 2 or 3 years ago by one of my brothers. It has lived almost it's entire life in the kitchen window. Last year I almost lost it as I think I overwatered it. I managed to save a few branches & potted them up & they have rooted & survived up to now.

I wonder if I should put them in a slightly bigger pot. Is now a good time?
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You can repot them almost any time of year.
I wouldn't say yours was desperate for a repot as they seem to survive on very little, but one size up wouldn't hurt.

 

It looks like one to me ...

 

Only had these 2 Echeveria 'Cinnabar' for a couple of months and now they are giving me flowers.

 

This is an old one,25yrs+
Echinocereus Pectinatus 'Rubispinus'.


Coryphantha.

 

@pete Your Cacti are very impressive indeed!

 

@Michael Hewett Thanks for confirming my suspicions!

@pete Thanks for your explanation!

 

I now it isn't flowering but just had to take a photo of my 6yr old Bunny Ear Cactus.
She is truly looking like a Bunny now including her tail. "no pruning carried out, I've just been taking the pads of the soil when they fall off - hoping to get some babies growing soon

 

They are great looking Cacti, @Grandma Sue

 

Senecio rowleyanus has a strong looking flower bud (1), I didn't know they flower indoors Anyways, the bud has been like this for a week with no signs of opening so I took a picture just in case it drops off.

 

@Selleri I found a page on this plant you might like to look at:

Does Senecio Rowleyanus Produce Flowers?


Yes, Senecio rowleyanus blooms spectacular clusters of white, trumpet-shaped flowers that have beautiful stamens in the springtime.
For best results, provide String of Pearls a cool environment in the winter – 55-60°F/13-16°C – should suffice. Hold back on the watering schedule but take good care that the soil does not dry out completely.

https://www.aboutsucculents.com/senecio-rowleyanus-string-of-pearls/

 

Thanks @Balc , great read I'm not sure if I would call mine a "spectacular clusters of white, trumpet-shaped flowers" but a surprise bud is always welcome. I hope it will open.

 

Royalty, Queen of the Night has got up early his evening.

 

Rhipsalis campos-portoana ...

 

@Michael Hewett Looking good! How do you stop the tips from drying out? The plant I have has many tips dying back. I do my best to maintain humidity for it & for the last few weeks I've been misting it frequently.