Its look friendly LOL

Hi Patris,
Well,I'm first up to bat,so I'll take a swing at it.
If the undersides of the leaves have very fine,close together white-ish verticle lines,then I'll say its
a Dyckia brevifolia.And a real nice one too,and the best
$1.00 bargain in Texas.What size pot is it in ?
Bob

I agree with you Bob, it's a bit withered Dyckia brevifolia.
I'm sure it will look better with your grooming and plenty of water, Patris(^_One of my good friend in San Catarina, southern Brazil told me that
in its habitat, this species even growing submerge by the river in rainy season !

Well if it grows in the river Patris...it should be at home there with all the rain you have had and will get tommorrow from Erin huh?

She should get plenty of moisture for the next few days to make her perk up.

hdd, I did not want to hog all this for myself so....will be sharing some of the storm with you dear friend. Like ya'll need any more rain too!

Thanks Bob and Stephania, I thought that was who this little jewel was, but the color had me a bet bumfuzzeled! LOL

******Makes snarly faces at Patris***** :)~

Looks like the storm is going in more to our north. We are getting a little rain and no winds to speak of.
hdd look out, you may end up getting more of this than we thought!

I took in lots of plants yesterday just in case, now I have to lug them all back out!

I cant type here ..what im thinking right about now...the thunder is so frequent and loud I barely can think LOL and its flooding so whats new in Texas this year

Patris,lugging plants indoors when there is a severe weather threat is the best way to avoid the bad weather.
Never fails.
Bob

Well, it worked this time!!

hdd, I assume you did not move plants and see what happened! ; ~ )

oh yes I did move plants so there :)~ so Bob's theory doesnt work
I have moved plants every week since the tree crushed the greenhouse