These aren't flowers, but they are as pretty as flowers. These are fruits.

Love it! Like little red christmas lights!

Faucaria tuberculosa blooming this Fall:

I think I missed out on this one:


Glad this one is cooperating


Kleinia anteuphorbium also in blooming mode. Always on this one every Fall, the other sticks in other containers just want to make leaves. Started making the buds in mid Sept and blooms this October:

Stush cool plant!! I love haworthias lately!! I love their variety and that they tend to be smaller plants. I have many plants that I'm trying out this year keeping them on an outdoor porch, they should get all types of color as the weather dips down!

Stush here are a couple of my haworthias
Side and top views of an 8inch pot of Haworthia cuspidata They're getting huge!!







Sorry no blooms, I began removing the bloom stalks while they're developing since the blooms on these aren't very dramatic.

Euphorbia flanaganii is trying to make some cute buds..hope it can bloom soon before more rains come. I like how it has made a caudex too:

This took 4 yrs to happen. So excited!




The top left plant in this pot looks like it's starting to make an inflorescence too.

Promising and fun to see and observe Tiffany! Looking forward to see the orange curly blooms!

Looks great Tiffany!

Last night:

A few mins ago:


Starting to see buds on Kalanchoe houghtonii plants:

Love the suspense Tiffany..keep it coming!

Nice buds, Tiffany! I am so excited. I was just out in the greenhouse and noticed buds on my Senecio articulatus I've had for 9 years with no blooms. It's finally getting happy!

Ohh! Do take photos Karen! I want to see the blooms of the articulatus too! Mine is just in its leaf forming stage. Never seen it bloomed as well!

I will, T. I love this little plant and all I've ever had is leaves. I keep managing to break off pieces every time I move it. They really fall apart easily.

Crassula capitella ssp. thyrsiflora 'Pagoda Village' making some off season buds. Usually this one blooms in Spring, interesting to see it make an attempt this Fall:

How cute! That is a plant I've managed to kill every time I've had it. I think I over do it on the watering.

I think it likes the cool rains, but come summer when it just goes too hot and dry, it rests. Towards the end of Spring I can visibly see leaves drying out too, so I just remove it, and sometimes it makes new leaves on those empty nodes, as long as I do the dried leaf removal in mid-Spring or early Fall.

I do hope the buds of my Pagoda Village holds on later, we are going mid 40's overnight, thankfully no rain is in forecast, maybe it will linger just enough to be able to push the blooms out.

Yes, good luck on the Pagoda village buds.
Ok, got pics of my Senecio articulatus buds. I think the flowers are pink, but have only seem them in web pics. I can't wait to see them and hope that they will last til we get back here. Have to leave soon.