What are your smallest plants? These won't stay this small indefinitely, but they are cute decorations in my mini garden until they outgrow their homes.

Kalanchoe marnieriana tips.


Sansevierias grown from leaf cutting.


Sedeveria babies grown from individual leaves in a hollowed cork.

Cute plants Tiffany I love that mini sans looks Bonsai!!
Here is my plant Haworthia coarctata var. bellula
It is in a 1 inch pot, usually these plants are twice the size or larger!

Those are real cute Tiffany and Greg!

These are my smaller ones so far. Slow growing at its best, makes them quite small.
Albuca species Augrabie Hills


Titanopsis calcareum


Euphorbia obesa


Monoadenium ritchei - it is at rest right now

But when I first acquired it, it has some leaves, so it may appear just slightly bigger due to the leaves
Jun 2016


Sulcorebutia rauschii


The plants side by side as against the height of the water bottle..oops I forgot the Albuca plant, sorry!

These are young Sans pups removed from the mom last month.


This started in June as tiny leaves, the Crassula really took off. The pot my daughter gave me 30 years ago.


MONANTHES SUBCRASSICAULIS


KALANCHOE RHOMBOPILOSA 'PIES FROM HEAVEN'


Variegated Watch Chain.


SEDUM MULTICEPS 'MINIATURE JOSHUA TREE'


SEDUM DASYPHYLLUM 'MAJOR




CRASSULA COLUMELLA


CRASSULA TERES "RATTLESNAKE TAIL"


ECHEVERIA NODULOSA This won't stay small for long.

Very nice, Tiffany, Tarev, Steve and Gregg. Lot's of interesting cuties.

Leave it to Tiffany to come up with the best posts.
Starting to stay small this year. Too much to bring in every year.
Purchased on Ebay. 10 Haworthia plants for under $15 includes shipping. Came with no ID's.


Mix of Hawothia and Gasterias.


Photo looked bigger when I purchased this. Cut it up into many plants.






Most of my Hawothias are very small.


Stush

Lovely collection, Stush. I dare not look for plants to buy on E-bay. Maybe I can just peek. Is there a particular buyer that you prefer and trust or recommend, anyone?

Looks great Stush!

gg5 said:Looks great Stush!

Nice assortment.

Love them all Stush!

Thanks everyone. Come spring, I have to thin out my collection. So I will be sending for postage again.

Sansevieria cylindrica


More S. cylindrica


Kalanchoe marnieriana 'Mariner's Kalanchoe' @purpleinopp OMG, it's been popping out aerial roots since you mentioned it would, haha.

My Kalanchoe marnieriana has put out aerial roots in pink to red, about 2"long now. Several other Kala's have aerial roots but much shorter.

@tarev..
Your last pic. What is that snowball looking one in background? Could you get a close up of it ? I only have a phone to see it on. It looks unusual !
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Hello Philip, that is an aqua stone humidifier. I was experimenting before if it will help increase humidity levels around the room, for the plants, especially for my orchids hiding there as well during winter. I know plants grouped together creates its own humidity, but just wanted to add another passive source,not too intense humidity that I might culture molds here instead.

Unfortunately, I often forget to refill the bowl,...oops..but it does absorb water and release them very slowly in the air.

My little Crassula ovata 'Gollum' and Sedum morganianum, I think I started this as cuttings in 2014. They have remained small, and in that cup container. Still alive, just slowly growing.

Here are a few of mine. This first one is a pup from one of my un-ID'd cacti. I'll put a picture of the mommy plant when it blooms to see if I can find out what it is; the little ones are kinda cute in their rooting stage.


Same plant with my thumb for reference (yes, I chewed the nail while stuck in traffic the other day, sorry.)

And here is his baby sister.



Another noid - there are 3 in there from the same litter. I AM learning how to ID a couple cactus believe it or not (not this one but...)



Kalanchoe marmorata
The pot is a creation of Chris - goldfinch4. She does such beautiful work! One day I will find a plant worthy of her artistry, but until then these little guys have a beautiful home to put out their roots.




I THINK this is a baby Tylecodon paniculatus but I'm not positive; it was in the same pot with one but it might be a NOID stowaway.


Here's what a little larger one looks like:




Though it's not the tiniest this Fockea crispa is also small right now. It's about as big as my thumb in diameter.
The container is another of Chris' wonderful works of art.


A closer look at Chris' handiwork:



And my last one for now is an Aeonium decorum sunburst crest
(I also see it on the web as "crested", "cresta", and "crestia"). These pics are all the same plant; they were taken "face on", and from the side. I think it is such a neat plant being so thin and so wide. It's in a 4" terra cotta pot.

Lovely collection there Bob!

Thanks, Tarev. I have several tiny plantlets sprouting from leaves that are laid on the soil but I didn't think they counted. I have a lot of young established plants that don't think fit in this thread of smallest ones.

Bob those are some great looking plants!