needrain said: I'm thinking that's a Huernia or Ceropegia. One of the so-called carrion flowering plants. Don't really know how they would pair long-term with a desert cactus. I tend to think of them as a succulent outside the cacti family. Which doesn't mean they couldn't co-exist - I just don't know.
Thank you! I like your honesty that you just don't know. It's no big deal, it was growing in a small pot just on the side with other plant cuttings. A little freebie. I barely watered it. I only recently planted it with the desert cacti. I thought it looked like a tail lol.
Baja_Costero said: Yes. All the succulents in that group (which do often have stinky flowers) are now Ceropegia. You are not likely going to get a firm ID until it flowers. The flowers are kind of the highlight of this group, lots of variation in size and color and other things.
Compatible with the cactus, I think, at least for now.
It needs more light. Compare the growth below the red line to the growth above it. The plant is "stretching" in response to low light.
Ok thank you!! Stinky flowers are the highlight hahaha!
Yeah, that is the new growth under the growlights. I had it in the corner in a little pot, I moved it recently, but don't know how much more light it will get in it's new location. We'll see I guess! Like I said earlier, it looks like a tail to me hahaha!
Thanks for the ID! Well an idea anyway. No wonder I couldn't find an ID lol if it's so etiolated 😅
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