Sedum morganianum are such tough plants...see this photo, I thought I may have just said goodbye to a very brown leftover sedum morganianum stalk in late fall...and now in Spring, it is creating new leaves...so keep your browned stalks around a bit..it may just be resting or sleeping:

I did not discard any parts, all are planted.

I just re-potted one of my new unknown succulents, so will be trying to get it to root. Or, if you are interested, I could send it to whom ever would like to have it. It came from the small plant in a photo listed under plant id for the cactus and succulent forum. It is with a blooming succulent and a cactus. I have no idea what these three plants are. The leaf which is available appears to be part green and part purple.

I just found the picture which is located at:
Cactus and Tender Succulents forum: ID Help

Hi I have dorstenia foetida to trade. let me know if you are interested.

Hi mocropot..can you upload a photo of your plant please?

Here you go, mother plant

Very lovely plant! I like plants that form a caudex..hmm..I wonder if it follows similar trait like that of adenium obesum where a cutting will not form a caudex...but nevertheless..it is a lovely plant...I am interested to trade...so if there is something in my photos shown on this thread...just tree mail me!

Happy to see new growth with the Crown of Thorns that I got from Hetty last March!!

Nice!

tarev said:Happy to see new growth with the Crown of Thorns that I got from Hetty last March!!

• Crown of Thorns (Euphorbia milii)
• Uploaded by tarev

This morning, a bloom is showing in one of the Crown of Thorns!! Thanks again Hetty!

How sweet.

That's great!!

Look at my new ones that Chris sent me!

Haworthia mutica var mutica and Haworthia mucronta var mucronata :



And this lovely noid, I like the blade-like leaves that feels soft but not as soft as that of spider plants. Fits happily in my vertical stand




Thanks again Chris!!

nice!!! very generous indeed!

Beautiful and exciting.