Brilliant blooms. Both shape and color are really attractive. I'm curious, living in Houston, this plant does not get anywhere near what might qualify as a cool winter rest, right? Do you give it a drying out period at the end of the summer to induce flowering? Maybe bring it inside to give it a break from the heat and humidity in South Texas? My C. walkerianas bloom reliably every year, but that's because I give them the cool and dry(ish) rest that is typically called for. Would you mind sharing your first-hand cultural practices for this species, please?
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