I'm looking forward to seeing it again this spring to see if it's gone through any more changes.

I think you are correct Chris. Does really look to be a rosularia. I will check mine as soon as the snow is gone. Hope it made it through all this weird winter weather we've had.

Time to start up this conversation again. This is definitely not a semp.
It went semi dormant over the winter. I thought I lost them. They are coming back just like some of the Orostachys do. Chris the bloom photo you showed doesn't look like Orostachys blooms, but does look like a Rosularia bloom, or maybe even some kind of sedum?
Photo taken today.


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Look at this photo and see what you think.
http://www.sedumphotos.net/v/s...
http://www.succulent-plant.com...

I think the leaves on mine are more pointed than the one in your first link. I was not able to open the second link.

goldfinch4 said:
I was not able to open the second link.

make a copy of the link with your right mouse button - put it directly into your browser;

for me it works;

Peter

Peter, what are your thoughts on this plant?
Did you get it to work Chris. I click on it with my roller, in between the left and right clickers. And those are very technical terms.

banker07 said: make a copy of the link with your right mouse button - put it directly into your browser;
for me it works;
Peter

Yes that worked - thanks Peter.

My plant is kind of hard to describe. The rosettes aren't nice and symmetrical. The leaves are all different lengths and it looks sort of wild. The way it clumps you almost can't see the individual rosettes sometimes.

The ones I have came from your Chris. I think they will probably do the same thing this year as the colony starts to mature.
Can you see yours yet this year? Just wondering how they look now.

valleylynn said:Peter, what are your thoughts on this plant?

Lynn, I've no idea - I only know sempervivum and jovibarba....nothing else

Yes, mine are doing fine. I'll try to get an updated picture one of these days.

Lynn (or Chris) did you share the photos on http://www.sedumphotos.net/v/a...
Wayne will probably know what it is! I do think it is some type of sedum though (rather than semp, heuf, or whatever!)

After watching them come back to life this spring, I really feel they may be some type of sedum.

Thanks for the link Greg. I sent him an email. Hope I hear back and he can solve the mystery.

I know it'll be interesting! Wayne (who owns that site) is really nice, I've corresponded with him before!
Can't wait to hear what he says!

I'll let you know if/when I hear from him. I sure hope he can help us solve this mystery.

A close look at an "offset" beginning or new "stem" will help.

I'll try to get a photo tomorrow twit. Glad you showed up, you might be able to help us solve this mystery.

Lynn and Twit - Lynn your photo clearly shows the beginnings of offsets, which I think do help to distinguish the type of plant! (Hi Twit by the way!!!)

Is this what you want twit?

Lower left corner makes me believe this is not a semp, but I will also need to take a closer look at some of mine when/if they ever start to offset this year. (26 degrees here last night - normal low is 43!)