I put this plant on here a while ago but now its about to bloom still not ided.It has weird buds on it for sure. Another plant to Id Its leaves looks like a Kolachie plant but little star blooms. Same plant different color
I don't know the name of the cactus but the other plant is a Sedum Autumn Joy. It blooms in the fall, starting out white then turning red. Capt Kirk posted a picture of his Autumn Joy hedge. Autumn Joy
It multiplies very well. It will take a few years, he said he had 4 plants 8-10 yrs ago, but the three I planted last year have already multiplied to 10 plants.
I'm wondering if your succulent is a Stapelia of some sort. If that flower smells like rotting meat, I think it is.
Droopy it is a Stapelia but it is the kind that doesn't smell like rotting meat.It is also called a Starfish Flower. It is open now.
Gosh your starfish flower is well named isn't it? It looks just like the starfish you can find in some big rock pools here. I love it!! :-D
Oh yes, I am loving that cactus also. Just like Patrick Star. We have the sedum in the garden here. It does have a tendancy to spread, which is fine, but they can be floppy if grown too lush or in the shade. They are nice in the autumn and early winter though.
Yikes Glenda That starfish thing is a little scarey to me!!! Don't let Oreo get too close! De anna :-D
I love that Starfish Flower, is it rare? I am so jealous of all the wonderful plants everyone here seems to have, I can never find anything that isn't overly common & everyone has it.
Sedum Autumn joy grows very easily and the lavender color is great. however, I hate the brown heads they turn into. I'm afraid that's when it's "off with their heads!" GG
Wow!!! I love that cactus. I would swear i was down by the sea with that. I have a dried starfish i found last summer and well i guess that can be my cactus by proxie!
