Do you have a photo of mature leaves Tarev?

Nope, never saw any other leaf growing out of it, it just grows like that, like a candle.

How long have you had it?

It was given to me in 2009.

And no leaves. Hmmmm
Does it look like this one? http://commons.wikimedia.org/w...

Hi Lynn! I did thought it was a Senecio articulatus, the only thing is that the shape of the leaves as shown on the link you shared and on the other photos online that I saw is not similar to what I see on my plant. I took some more photos earlier today (30 Oct), there seems to be some growth that looks like its leaves. I have always seen this plant growing just like sticks. It does not show this growth before:

Tarev have you posted it on the Plant ID forum? http://garden.org/forums/view/...
I think we have a better chance of an ID there. It may be that your just never has put on any mature leaves, they can change in appearance when the get larger. : )

Looks like S. articulatus to me.

Yeah, maybe it just has not grown full mature leaves... oh well, right now it is busy yielding some flowers too, so fine by me hehe! Sometimes my succulents are a bit temperamental. We are having very nice weather this past few days and the succulents are enjoying them quite well:-)

Happy Halloween!

So difficult to tell sometimes when some of them look so different in their immature form than when mature. And, of course, the variable growing conditions.

Is that a tiny yellow flower in the top photo of the leaves?

Yup that's the 2nd flower it is yielding right now.

Here's a WikiCommons shot of the flower.

http://commons.wikimedia.org/w...

Thanks for the link Tee. The flower looks different as well from the one I have. This one has yellow outer colors not red.
Photos of her different stages of bloom:

25 Oct


28 Oct


Today, 31 Oct

I got her name finally, thru the help of the forum at cactiguide. The name of this succulent is Senecio anteuphorbium. One less noid, yippee!

Wahoo tarev. Good job of finding your plant. That looks like a perfect match. From the stalks, to the blooms and the leaves.
Now you can add it to the database and earn more acorns.

Good for you.

Both of those flowers are so interesting, the one Tee have us a link to and your above photo tarev. I have never seen a flower like that.

I know, aren't they cool?

They sure are Hetty. Do you have senecio plants.

Tarev, can you get a photo even closer to the flower. I would love to see more of the detail. It is just so fascinating.

Succulents have some of the most beautiful and interesting flowers there are, IMHO.