Here are a few photos of our Semps. Included are Fire Dragon. Saturn, Cebenese, Mona Lisa, Emerald Queen, Silver King, Cobweb, Sunset and a Jovi. Bulgarian.


Fire Dragon, Emerald Queen, Cebenese

Cobweb, Mona Lisa, Silver King

Various Babies, Baby Mona Lisa, Baby Dragons

Sunset, J. Bulgarian, Mona Lisa

Red Rubin, Saturn, Saturn

Wow Glenn, impressive!!! What a beautiful assortment of semps. Which one is in the red pot? And a perfect pot for that plant, I might add. Very nice water markings starting to show on the new growth of the last one.

Beautiful Glenn, love the water markings. They all look so healthy and well cared for.

with Chris on the red pot planting.

Edited original post for photo identification. I apologize for not thinking about that when I made the post.

Thanks for the compliments on the red pot planting. I found that little pot at a thrift shop and it spoke to me. Mona Lisa seems right at home in it too. I'm always on the lookout for fun containers to use for our semps and succulents.

They are all starting to look better. The cool weather and the rather rough treatment received during separation and transplanting had many of them looking a bit worse for wear for a few weeks. I think we're all starting to become more comfortable together these days. Hopefully all of the tiny babies will perk up as much as the little Mona Lisa has. Some are still fussy about being weaned away from mama...

Thank you Glenn for placing the names.
Don't you just love it when you find those little treasure items for gardening?

I have some that are new transplants, they are just now starting to look like they have decided to rebound. It always worries me until they get happy again.
The weather we are having this week is great for them, much cooler even if a bit dry for here.

Thanks for IDing the plants. Semps and sedum are so adaptable. It is fun to find unusual things to plant them in.