Is it an (a) Anacamperseros or (2) Othonna?

It's certainly a nice looking plant - I think it's not an annual but a perennial one, perhaps non-deciduous.

We need Jo, Jordi, Brad, xerophyte and some other non-bogus peeps to weigh in on this one. I might have known what it is at what time, but what's the first thing to go?

Hey Jeff,

I thought these tiny blooms reminiscent of Crassulacae bloom (which I recall were either white or yellow). Their shape in particular reminds me of some of those Graptos or Pachyphytums (or both) which you grew bloomed.

(Did you ever see my responding comment, or even that I responded to you? Since you have no EM link at your Member Page I wasn't sure you got it or that I got through.)

K

Hi Karen,

I was thinking about Crassula too but thought the flower a little more complex than what I remembered Crassula flowers to be.

Ayup, got your comment, thank you.

Mark,

I have it from a peach of a person and an unimpeachable source that your plant may be a Sedum, but unusual in that it has a pink flower.

Cactusmcharris i think you're friend is right.I now just have to look over about 400 varieties of sedum ;) lol..
Or maybe i should narrow it down to local Greek varieties as i believe this guy is a volunteer sprout.

Thanks everybody for looking.If you have any more ideas please let me know..

Mark

There aren't any leaves coming from a rosette or anything that we can tell.If you took another pic of the leaves close to the base we could probably ID it in a flash.