Cinta, I didn't used to. I actually almost killed all these varieties and they started having babies from almost dead canes. My Mom told me to attached them to my plumeria trees 3 years ago and these are the results of the 1 inch babies that I attached to my plumerias. They are taller than my Dwarf and compact plumerias now.

valleylynn said:What other kinds do you have Kelli?

A little bit of everything, but mostly aloes and cactus.

Thanks for the I D Kelly...I have a White Stag without a name..growing in and now flowering outside a coffee table..terrarium planter...the flowers are poking out under the glass top..

That is a beauty Gordon. Bet the hummingbirds love it.

My semps.
Jade Rose



Pacific Devils Food


Pacific Rim ( maybe )

Not a semp but kalanchoe FlapJack



Rubin





jovi Apache


Red Rubin






Red Lion ( maybe)


noid



Valleylynn has written me to say several of the above are mislabeled. Consider all noid's
I had an accident last summer and just stuck the spilled plants wherever, so the files on the containers are wrong. I also lost some to winter.
With a replaced knee and 2 wrist braces I am just not up to the search.Sorry everyone .

Some containers and a bee

JoAnn you mastered the art of container gardening. I love them all!

Thanks Gigi.
I am adding an edit to the above.

GordonHawk said:Thanks for the I D Kelly...I have a White Stag without a name..growing in and now flowering outside a coffee table..terrarium planter...the flowers are poking out under the glass top..

There are many white aloe hybrids and cultivars and the flowers are all pretty much the same, too. You can only be certain of what you have if the plant is identified when you get it. You have a nice plant, though.

Beautiful, Jo Ann

JoAnn they are all beautiful You always have the prettiest pots. Names do not matter. I have just started to call most of my plants "Pretty". That works for me I have too much to worry about....After what you have been through this summer you have enough on your plate. I think you are amazing to have your pots looking this good with a replaced knee and 2 wrist braces.

Love your containers! JoAnn, are those semps hardy? Hope you feel better soon.

This is the most beautiful plant early morning.graptosedum, I am not sure what label.

That is beautiful Jo Ann. I love the way the light brings out other colors in the leaves. Is it in full sun?

Chile pepper with lobelia and portulaca

Some cactus



Chile pepper with lobelia and portulaca. This box is called a Tomato Success Kit. Even with a kit, we have no success with tomatoes but we do with chile peppers.

Love the chili pepper combo, great idea for containers, blooms growing with eatables.

Thank you.

ge1836 said:This is the most beautiful plant early morning.graptosedum, I am not sure what label.

I think you had labeled them Graptoveria 'Fred Ives'?

webesemps said:

I think you had labeled them Graptoveria 'Fred Ives'?

Yes I agree. I love that plant.

JoAnn does this jog your memory.

The thread "Graptoveria Fred Ives" in Cactus and Succulents forum