Hi there everyone! This thread is to showcase all the b e a u t i f u l succulents and cactus out there! I can't wait to see your photos! Happy posting!

This is my pot of a few different succulents. I'm not sure of their names. "/ When I first put this together, there were just three tiny plants. Now it's grown so massive and some have even bloomed long beautiful yellow flowers!

-vee

Furcraea

Here is my succulent. I have no idea what it is but it's taking over one corner of the greenhouse and, who'd a thought? It blooms!





Daisy

Very pretty, Daisy! That is called Crassula perforata.

Thank you Tarev. I'm going to go make it a label and try to get it into the pot without being stabbed to death by the cactus growing in front of it - said cactus has 4 inch spines.

Ouch! I see that! I would cut down the Crassula too if it were mine and replant the cuttings. I grow mine also in containers outdoors year round, since our conditions are milder.

Then I would have to take reponsibility for it. I dropped it back there so I could ignore it and it has rewarded me with flowers - if you can call them that.

Oh yes, flowers are always fun to have!

Going back to this thread, posting some of my favorite succulents:
Sedum rubrotinctum


Graptoveria 'Fred Ives'


Aeoniums


Echeveria ramilette


Echeveria sleepy


Gasteria 'Little Warty'


Pacyhveria Blue Pearl and the stick looking one behind left is Senecio anteuphorbium


There is more..but that's it for now..the collection expands, always room for one more

I have been loving all the plant pics, especially the little Echeverias & hybrids.

Here are three aloe seedlings from the same mother, different father. Genetics in action...

Oh, I just had to comment on the tarev's Graptoveria. I took all the little leaves off the bloom spikes on mine last fall and set them in 2" pots and now I have like 50 babies.

Oh, that sure is one grand family of Graptoveria Dee
Love the aloes Baja!


Calandrinia spectabilis
mommy plant

I took some cuttings and it is now bigger than mommy plant, hope when weather warms up more consistently it will try some blooms:


Oscularia caulescens


this one is a noid succulent, I just keep it , it keeps growing and ably stands our dry heat here

I just started this one a couple of weeks ago. The snails got some of them pretty good while I couldn't garden











This is the pot that I throw broken pieces into,

O.K. here are some of mine. Can't say I'm a name keeper on the succulents.

Mother of Thousands "Kalanchoe"


Kalanchoe?


Star Flower Succulent (NOID)


Another one of that M of T, it is gorgeous

Great pictures of great plants. When it comes to non cacti I mainly grow Agaves and Aloes and related plants and some succulent Euphorbias, with maybe a Lithops here and there. Here is a picture of my Aloe vera clump in full bloom, with Aloe camperi getting ready to flower in the foreground. The trunk and lower leaves of my Aloe 'Hercules' are in there somewhere, as well what is either an Aloe thraskii or A. thraskii hybrid to the right of the Aloe vera - it bloomed in February.

That is one cool looking cactus garden!

Hetty & Daisy, beautiful plants! Glad you got an ID on yours, Daisy!

Tarev, I'm so jealous of your collection! They are all amazing! And yes!! There is always room for more. Will you please tell that to my husband!? =p

Baja, those aloe seedlings are delightful!!

Dee, what I would give to have all those graptoveria!! Great collection!

Jolana, I love your collection too! Beautiful! And that "scraps" pot you've got going on! Loving it! (=

mcvansoest, great aloe vera collection!

Thank you everyone who has posted so far! So inspiring! I am truly in awe of all your plants. I've had a couple houseplants over the past year but only recently have I expanded my collection and become obsessed with all things plants (pun intended)!! I know I will catch up with you all in due time!

Thanks vee! Oh, you are in Pasadena, where California Cactus Center is located!! Lucky, lucky you! Have you shopped there??