I have a small collection of tender succulents that I keep indoors year 'round. I just moved them to my large lighted plant stand and they seem to be doing real well. I was testing it out and since it's working out well I plan to add more to my collection. Room has always been what hindered me from having more.

Chris, there is always the dining room table.

I have a few specimens of cacti but not nearly as many of those.

Tee, I've got plenty of room on my lighted plant stand.

At least at the beginning of your new addiction Chris.

Tee I love the weird one, what is it?

Lynn, Opuntia microdasys crest


A few more ...

OK, that's it. What's in the last picture, Tee? Indian puzzle somebody in my past called it. I have to have it. Right now!! I'm on my way down there.

Well, I fibbed. I've been trying to organize pictures on the computer this morning and now I can't find anything!

This Euphorbia was a .50 rescue from Lowe's last Fall (you can see why), and that's it now in the front in the bottom picture.

Sharon, that's Rhipsalis 'Ewaldiana'. I'll start you one if you want. It will take awhile to get that large but it grows moderately quickly.

They might also have been referring to a Pencil Cactus (Euphorbia tirucalli)? That plant is in the brown wicker pot in the front of the picture next to the bushel basket of pine cones. This one is still small.

Yeah, easy to see right under the copyright info.

Twit grow several different Rhipsalis. Are you out there twit? Show us some of yours.

Don't know which one it is, Tee.
One or the other. I remember the little 'pencils' were rounded, not flat.

This is the link for the succulents that Home Depot sells. They don't have any on this website of the small ones for 2.49, but they do have a good variety of the 3.5" pots.

http://www.gardenlife.com/stor...

I know, I'm bad...........

And I love this young fellows enthusiasm over his plants. Great design ideas too!

http://www.allthingsfarmer.com...

Might be the Pencil Cactus then as those stems are round. The Rhips stems are not all round.

Yes, hope twit is around ... we've discussed some of these plants previously. I think these are the pictures we identified and discussed.

Good links, Debbie. I can always squeeze in a few more.

The thing I like best about that first link,(Garden Life) , is that it gives so much info on the plants, that I haven't been able to find elsewhere.

Yes, always handy to have for comparison.

Ooooh, my favorite is Crassula 'Tom Thumb'. What a wonderful and interesting plant.

Oh that is pretty Lynn.

And I love this one http://www.gardenlife.com/stor...