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Very nice flower and a happy, healthy plant. Mwell done.

They are blooming now here in Ontario. Blloming season for acaule is typically early June to early July (with exceptions due to local conditions). I often find them in close promimity to cyp reg. and cyp parvi pub populations.

I agree w John re nomenclature. ...they are definitely pubescens. I have parvi's and the plants are about 50-70% of the size of pubuscens and the lateral petals are the colour of chocolate milk.

Gorgeous plants. What was your source? Do you mulch them for winter protection?

I like. Not bad at all for a first bloom. Thanks for posting.

Very nice and quite unique in my area... I would defer to J-P for taxonomic info.

A real beauty. Nice deep colours. Thanks for posting.

Great colour in the laterals. Lovely plant. Thanks for posting.

Very nice.

Beautiful. Wish every office had that window dressing.

I love all three. Any shade or derivative of green works for me. Thanks for posting.

They are both lovely. I guess I need one of each to make sure I have a diversified diet of local fruit!

I've been using residential dehumifier water every other watering for severl years. I dilute this water 50:50 with rain or municipal water without any apparent ill affect.

Your in situ pics are simply spectacular.

Gorgeous. I really like those beautiful pastel colours. Must get cold at in situ locations, why else would the species have all that insulation?

Now we're talking. That is a real beauty. I can't recall the name but saw a similar flower with purple and that electric green.

Amazing colour and flower size!

Gorgeous... ...love the disproportionately large flowers.

Very nice colour.

Lovely plant Gilda. You mentioned some cultural challenges...what are you doing to keep it happy now that you weren't before?