Aeonium2003 said: Spreading the hobby!

Yes! And besides I am running out of space and she has a big covered porch to handle my overflow! My DH doesn't mind me getting new plants if I can give away some.

HollsofPlants said: My beautiful birthday succulent arrangement courtesy of GigiPlumeria.

Wow they're THRIVING!

sedumzz said: Wow they're THRIVING!

Yes, now I have to buy a bowl like that and make me one for me! Sometimes when I put and arrangement together, I don't ever let it flourish this way. I keep getting mine a "haircut" to propagate.

Yes! They like the patio. We had some new family members join last week…. 🥰

can't wait to see what they will look like in a few months!

HollsofPlants said: Yes! They like the patio. We had some new family members join last week…. 🥰

Seems like you have a lotta succulents!
After a while you should check out the Cactus and Succulents chat!

sedumzz said: Seems like you have a lotta succulents! You should also check out the Succulents And Cactus chat in the Cactus And Succulents forum! (This forum is just for the sedum and their relatives ;-) ) If you want, I can explain the differences between the different genus if you woujld like

I am collecting a lot more sedums now too and would love to know that as well. Hard to tell if I got sedum or other succulents. Looks like mostly mine are smaller with Star shaped blooms so they I realized I have more sedum

I like these sedum, they are like mini rose blooms:

GigiPlumeria said: I like these sedum, they are like mini rose blooms:

• Sedum (Hylotelephium sieboldii)
• Uploaded by sedumzz

That's their dormant buds — they will grow Long and drape over hanging baskets, or form a bushy clump if planted in a pot. The flowers are bright rose pink!

I've seen people grow this and the variegated d version in super tropical climates and they still bloom

sedumzz said: That's their dormant buds — they will grow Long and drape over hanging baskets, or form a bushy clump if planted in a pot. The flowers are bright rose pink!

I've seen people grow this and the variegated d version in super tropical climates and they still bloom

Yes I saw the blooms, they are beautiful too!

Gigi,
I think you will like this one!
Sedum nevii


You've already seen photos of this, I think.
Sedum nevii is on the "trickier" side to get, but MCG and Perrenial Obsessions carries it. It's a super easy beheader and cutting-er. Just cut and stick in dirt and you will soon have many rosettes.
It stays in a tidy rosette and blushes pinks and purples. Flowers are compact and white. Doesn't need dormancy at all :-)... in fact.... I grow this in a constantly-moist corner, in dappled shade.

Yes that is cute too. It is like mini-Echeveria.

These are "related succulents" I started collecting:




They thrive on neglect.

GigiPlumeria said: These are "related succulents" I started collecting:

• Florist Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana)
• Uploaded by GigiAdeniumPlumeria

• Florist Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana)
• Uploaded by GigiAdeniumPlumeria

They thrive on neglect.

Impressive colors and blooms . I don't see many of those here. I hope our nurseries open soon.. not much to choose from yet . The soil temps still in the 40's here. Still waiting on spring plants to start up , soon there will be a symphony of spring blooms everywhere.

Bea! I just now started collecting them. I'm impressed with the variety of kalanchoe blooms available in the market now.

This one I'm pretty excited. My Graptosedum 'Francesco Baldi' developed a cristate form. This is "thumb-size" but hope to transplant when bigger.

I don't believe it is crested. At this point it is somewhat likely to revert into a multiple headed plant. Speaking from experience. Just don't get your hopes up too high like I did.

Aeonium2003 said: I don't believe it is crested. At this point it is somewhat likely to revert into a multiple headed plant. Speaking from experience. Just don't get your hopes up too high like I did.

It definitely looks crested from all angles but is too small, I am not touching it for now. Like you said, this mutations may not last but still pretty cool. If you search online Graptosedum, 'Francesco Baldi' does have a tendency to form crested growth.

Here is the other side.

Not a crest. Multiple headed.

Aeonium2003 said: Not a crest. Multiple headed.

Oh well, it is nice to dream. Looks like one stem from this angle.