Part of next years trade, assuming they survive the winter?

Will this be their first winter outdoors?

It'll be their 3rd winter.

They should make it just fine then. Such a wonderful plant.

Awesome photos Mark.

Here is an O. japonica that I purchased from Perennial Obsessions a few weeks ago. It seems to have settle right in. I think it is one that I will have to put slug bait out in the winter/spring. I have a feeling the slugs would eat this one, like they did my spinosa.

Fingers crossed that the slugs pass up on the oh so pretty O. japonica...

Wow, that's nice Lynn. Gorgeous colors. I hope the slugs don't get it either.

It is safe until the wet weather arrives this winter. I will put out lots of slug bait and maybe try putting a copper fence around it.

I have that plant too Lynn! It was labeled "Rosie" so I thought it was a Rosularia, but now I know!! Yours is very cute!

Yes, that is what tag had when Cynda got it. Wasn't long before she got it IDed.
And yours must be very cute also Greg.

It is Lynn, can't take a photo though until tomorrow :P Not at home! Its growing very quickly, and I'm sure is going to flower soon!

Hopefully it has may offsets to carry on. Can't wait to see it.

I bought this plant from Shoal Creek Succulents as Orostachys spinosum. when I viewed the photo on their website I could tell it wasn't spinosum. It flowered with no offsets and I tried to collect seed but had no luck. I believe it was O. japonica. What a lovely plant. Japonica is hard to come by.

Future trade possibilities Mark!

Updated picture of my Orostachys furusei

5-27-13 ....................................................... 7-23-13 (12 inches in diameter)

Mine looks like the first pic so far. Nice to see what it will look like in the future. Is yours ready to bloom soon?

I don't really notice any buds yet....will let you know if I do.

Beautiful Chris.
Mine are looking pretty thin right now. I transplanted them the first part of June.