That is the first one I have seen flower.  Thank you.  Norma_2006

does  it  bloom?

Differences in flower color; petals in K. thyrsiflora bright yellow, K. luciae pale with rose tint.  Yale

cual es la diferenia con el tyrsyfolia? Muchas gracias!!

This may be
E. 'Blue Curls' perhaps That was the first one that came to mind, I don't know if I remembered it correctly so looked it up in my Echevieria book, it shows several forms on page 68. Hybrids are very variable. They are variable even if the same size and from the same seed . Think I have a match perhaps, I am not guessing. Norma

They hang down because that is an subspecies Broyphyllum I looked at the leaves,and the flowers are the give away to the subspecies. Do you know the name it is rather attractive. Norma

That's a knockout, Yale!

I would like to see an actually size of the leaves for Identification, I would need to know if this was grown in shade, or part sun. Thanks,

Probably one of the tumbler type Jovibarba.


(Do not agree with the lumping Jovibarba with Sempervivum. The two genera are very different in growth form as well as the flowers.)



Even though they are sometimes sold as indoor plants, they grow best as cold hardy plants outdoors and may even flower when grown outdoors.

Do you know were it grow ??

It seems to be Peperomia miqueliana (see TRGP at www.peperomia.net/repertory.asp for a picture of a flowering plant)

Hi Yale, I didn't know this one could make plantlets! I don't know if you'll recall but I believe I sent you one of these in a trade several yrs back. Mine turned to mush in a freeze we had in January a couple yrs ago. Wish I had known to look for plantlets earlier.

It is Sedum stonecrop 'Vera Jameson'

Its Kalanchoe sexangularis.

Kalanchoe integra crenata is not a valid name.

Yales the Senecio acaulis, is Kleinia eclonis