I love cactus, and they love me

People say that cactus flourish only one nigth each year. But not mines. I have three cactus, and each one flowers three or four waves each summer, with between one to six flowers every time (¿? cada vez).
The sun of Spain, my hands or more water than people think: I don't know the reason for so many flower, but I'm happy (specially because my neightbor, the expert on plants,never gets flowers on his cactus).
This is the penultimate this summer...
It's beautiful, do you think so?

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I love cactus, and they love me

People say that cactus blooms flourish only one nigth of each year. but not mines. I have three cacti cactus, and each one of them flowers three or four waves times each summer.  Each time, there is with between one to six flowers every time (¿? cada vez).

 
The sun of Perhaps it is the sunny weather of Spain, my hands tender care or more water than people think or what. : I really don't know the reason for so many flower, but I'm happy. This is especially so (specially because my neightbor, the who is a plant expert on plants,never gets flowers on his cactus to bloom).

This is the penultimate blooming for this summer...

It's They are beautiful.  Don't you think so?

Great!

I love cactus, and they love me.

People say that cactus flower only one night each year. But not mine. I have three cactus (here in Australia, we normaly use 'cacti' as plural, don't know about other English-speaking countries), and each one flowers three or four times each summer, with between one and six flowers each time (¿? cada vez).
The sun of Spain, my hands, or more than the usual amount of water... I don't know the reason for so many flowers, but I'm happy (especially because my neighbor, an expert on plants, never gets flowers on his cactus).
This is the penultimate this summer... ('second-last' might be a better choice than 'penultimate', which is rarely used)
It's beautiful, don't you think?  (Or: It's beautiful, isn't it?)

Good luck with your cacti!