Those are buds, not seed pods. It's about to put on a show, Lynn!

WOW I really want to see hat Lynn's plant is going to do.

SongofJoy your containers look great, yeah I know just what you mean but overdoing.

So my Pitcher plant is putting out some kind of bloom never seen anything like this will have to look it up.

Holly, that is a copy of Carol's plant. I thought it was seed pods, but Tiffany said they are flower buds.
Carol will you take a photo when it blooms.

Oh my, another exciting thing to watch. Photos please Holly when they open.

This is the Stapelia in bloom.

Woah there. Fantastic.
I have never seen one of these.

Oh yes I've seen them very interesting plants.

Wow, what a fun plant, and an interesting bloom.

It's obvious why they are called Giant Starfish.

Happy Valentine's Day everyone!
I love this time of the year when my succulents are changing colors.

You're succulents are so beautiful, Gigi!

KD. I trimmed them today because they were hanging all over the pots. I will let the Cuttings callous and replant them. These truly thrive on my neglect.

The colors are amazing Gigi. Mine never get like that.

Lynn the colors of my succukents looks like these when they get partial sun and when the weather are in the 60's and 70's. So it might be too early for you but springtime I think the colts will change to this.

i have a big hunk of stapelia a few feet long.. I'll cut it up unto a few pieces and give them away for $10 shipping included... mine doesn't have a bad smell... but it does attract flies...they lay eggs in the flowers...pollinating it as they do.. thinking the eggs are in a hunk of rotting meat that will nourish the young maggots as they hatch.. only to have the flower wilt and dry up.. killing the fly eggs.. but having pollinated the flower

I will watch to see what they do this year Gigi.

Now that is a bit of interesting information Gordon. One way to decrease the fly population around the house.

I don't think Stapelia smell bad either but some people seem to think so. Beautiful plants, Gigi.

SongofJoy said:I don't think Stapelia smell bad either but some people seem to think so. Beautiful plants, Gigi.

That one does not have a smell but I have a red one that smells horrible. It smells so good to the flies that when I got up close, holding my breath, they did not move.

Ooh, your plant looks awesome Cinta. Please don't forget to save a piece for me. I won't mind the smell, as it will be outside when it blooms.

That is truly an impressive plant Cinta.

Thank you Lynn.

Debbie you got it. Someone sent it to me years ago and I only wanted to see if I could grow them. It will be in your box this Spring.