Kim, I am happy you enjoy them!

Spring can't be too far away, my Pachypodium eburneum is blooming right now!

I noticed inflorescences forming on several Pachys today too!

To a good start of the season!

Pretty!

I hope my pachypodium seedlings turn out as good I have 9 of them so far.

They surely will

How do you get your climbing onions to put forth so much greenery? I've got one and I'm lucky to get two shoots out of it a year. I'm so jealous!

Kim, I don't know! I do water those in Winter and they get plenty of light. And then they are in a warm surrounding, minimum 60 degr F in Winter , and right now on a sunny day we hit 80 degr. in the greenhouse.

Ursula,
I passed by this tread by not knowning what's it's about. Wow, am I impressed. I am knocked out with you collection. Some of those look like a Euphorbia crossed with a Huernia. Love it.
I noticed you have a small collection of Asclepiads. Maybe we can compare and maybe trade some with each other? Any pictures of their blooms?
Stush

Stush, I am happy to take new pictures as they come into bloom this year. ( I really need to dig….) And yes, we can trade then!

Ursula,
I was going to purchased seed of some different pachypodium. I was told they have to have a summer rest with no water and little water in winter. I am confused. How do you take care of yours? I was hopping for a winter rest w/no water which like you I live up north zone 6. Also how much light during winter.
Stush

Perhaps the seller lives in the Southern hemisphere?
My Pachys are sitting throughout the Winter in a very sunny spot and I only direct water sparingly every so often into their direction, I certainly don't soak them, I just don't want the roots to die off totally.
Comes Spring I water just a bit more when I see them waking up/ budding and showing green tips. Once it is really warm around here in Summer and they are in active growth, I water along with everything else! I just make sure the pots/medium really drain well!

Thank you, Sounds like how to care for most succulents. That's how I care for my Sansevieria (Snake Plants). So I think I will try some. I do love your plants and you got me interested in them. I am good with seeds and Should have some nice ones come next year. Will post when I get started.
Thanks again.
Stush

Just discovered this thread. All I can say is @Ursula - WOW You have many species I an unfamiliar with, but very impressive.

David, thanks so much!
Right now I am again in the process of moving all my plants inside and I must say, this lovely warm and sunny Summer we had provided a great outdoor vacation for them, I see a lot of good growth on most.

I been taking care of my plants inconsistently over the last half year so they been going in and out of dormancy.
But recently I been taking better care of them and a bunch of my pachypodiums are starting to leaf out again.

Also all of my plants seem to be going into growth mode now.

Your plants are amazing. Thank you for sharing them. I have never seen so many different types like them before and I know nothing about orchids . They look like they are from a different planet! I was going to post a topic just today about my "fat plants" too, mostly versions of pachyphytums. Gotta love those fatties! I think fat plants are comforting plants.