Alex I would love to see you variegated Phedimus when it comes out of dormancy. It looks so much like 'Lime Twister'.
I can't make out the plant in the second photo.

The lighting was weird and the plant color was really similar to the soil color. The second photo just has two sprigs of Phedimus kamtschaticus, Phedimus spurius 'Elizabeth', Phedimus spurius, and the good ol' Phedimus sichotensis. I think my favorite genus might actually be phedimus or hylotelephenium. I think it depends on what season. I personally think hylotelepheniums look best during winter and late summer but I think phedimus look really good in spring and fall.

I should really update my plant list but I am going to procrastinate all the way into 2021

So this is part of the group I would call Sedums, Phedimus being the genus. So the type plant is Phedimus stellatus, and there is Phedimus spurius with
several varieties including 'Tricolor' and 'Dragon's Blood' and 'Bronze Carpet' and 'Red Carpet' , then there is Phedimus sichotensis (Sedum sichotense)
and there are several Hylotelephiums

Willinator yes, they all used to be Sedum in the nursery trade. Here is a list of all of the Hylotelephium species. And don't forget all the hybrids we have now.

Phedimus: https://www.catalogueoflife.or...

And Sedum: https://www.catalogueoflife.or...

Have fun.

Ooh! Thanks

I remember previously we had a short conversation about 'Touched in white' and 'Sandy's silver crest' (did I get the name right?)

I thought about it more and have a few questions on sandy's silver crest:
> I've read about plants being variegated and such (I read botany textbooks ) and about albino plants, and I've read about plants turning from albino to usual and from usual to variegated every once in a while, but I've never heard about a plant switching back and forth so much like the pictures of sandy's silver crest. Not sure what the white and green coloring is called.
> What makes sandy's silver crest sandy's silver crest? Is it just rupestrum variegated, or is it something else? Exactly how did this cultivar get made?
> Does the amount of light, soil quality, temperature, or living conditions affect it's white coloring? For example, will high light make the plant grow green leaves and low light make it grow white leaves?
i am a bit confused

I am going to let Kevin Vaughn answer your questions on this plant. @JungleShadows

Alex, I found this thread that will give you a little more information on 'Sandy's Silver Crest'.
The thread "Sedum 'Sandy's Silver Crest'" in Sedum forum

Ooh thanks!

East coast:
New years!!!! Hope everyone has a great night!

So much has happened this year. see y'all in Sedum and related succulents chat 2021!

Here we are in the new year of 2021.
May your new year be filled with blessings.
Happy New Year!!!

I think that some years on New Year's day we're more happy that a new year has arrived,
whereas on other years we're mainly happy that a year passed.

I think that this year's New Year we're 90% happy that 2020 ended and 10% happy that 2021 started

Good thought Alex. Right now I am just looking forward to spring weather.
Love your new avatar.

thanks.

Previously we talked about the variegated phedimus.

It looks really different compared to the regular 'Dragons blood'. It's basically Lime Twister but it has light green coloring in the middle, and the leaves fade into light reddish-orange when they mature. It's really pretty, and it's grown some even though it's "dormant". I guess we'll see if it's growth changes in the summer

Where did you get it Alex?

Well @valleylynn are you going to start the Sedum forum: Sedum and related succulents Chat for
2021 looking forward to it!

@valleylynn I found it growing in one of my old sedum patches at my old house. I can send you some in the future, once it grows bigger.

Alex, I look forward to sharing plants with each other.

A link to the new thread for 2021.
The thread "Sedum and related succulents Chat 2021" in Sedum forum