Frenchy, I am pretty sure that the "jade portulacaria afra variegata new babies" are actually something else. The leaves are too pointed and the wrong color. They're cute though!

Thanks @Hamwild. I'll just have to wait and see what they grow into.
@Baja-Costero thanks for the ID's. At least I have somewhere to start. Cute baby crown of thorns volunteer!

@frenchy21,
I wish I could ID them for you, but sedums, graptoveria, echeveria, the like... they all look the same to me!

Frenchy pretty sure it is graptoveria - they grow very readily!
Yes for sure faucaria and haworthia!
Greece - your plants are looking very nice! That first plant looks to me to be a gasteraloe - hybrid between gastoria and aloe.
Jai at first I was thinking that what you have is a sedum from Faroe islands it is the smallest album type sedum but it is hardy to zone 4, so must be something else.

Thanks for the ID's Greg.

Such fun plants huh!

Thanks a ton @gg5 for the ID and the nice words!

What is going on with the micro plants out there? Any updates? New additions?

This is an update from the original post of this discussion. The tiny green sphere is a Sempervivum I think. It's about as big as a marble.


This pot is about 3 years old.

I'm sure @baja_costero has some.

I have lots of wee ones. I'll go do a photo shoot after lunch!

Here's a few:

Here's a tiny Crassula. It was a last-resort at saving a plant that was accidentally overwatered. I cut off the very top piece that was still healthy and stuck it in this pot. I think it's been in here for almost a year and just finally started growing new little leaves the last few weeks.


Little Adromischus. It'll be repotted this spring.


Tiny Mangave. Pulled a pup off my Mangave 'Silver Fox' last spring.


Little Mammillaria.


Tower of minis:


Baby Graptopetalum paraguayense 'variegata'. Also going in it's own pot this spring.


Baby Adromischus cristatus.


Baby 'California Sunsets'.


Table full of babies.


And the ultimate mini in my collection. Micro-Mammillaria.


It's a little M. polythele seedling that was sown in either June or July last year.

Wow, lots and lots of babies.

I don't do tiny pots so how about the smallest aloe (descoingsii) and two hybrids of it (Winter Sky and Pepe). The first two are in 4 inch pots.





As you can tell, these plants are not particularly green in strong light.

Those tiny plants are BIG fun!! So cute!

Here are a few very young plants from a few years ago:


mam gracilis Thimble cactus



crassula perforata String of Pearls


Euphorbias

Cute new additions picked up yesterday.
These came un-named from Pure Beauty Farms via Home Depot.
https://www.purebeautyfarms.co...

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This is what I missed most of 'purpleinopp'. You always have some nice postings. Enjoyable to read. I got tons of babies to show but got to get around to photo.

Stush2019 said:This is what I missed most of 'purpleinopp'. You always have some nice postings. Enjoyable to read.

I agree! Tiffanys' posts are always enjoyable to read and at times inspiring.

Awww, thanks!

Our thanks to you Tiffany.

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