Splendid Amy!! A touch-o-sunshine on your Ohio windowsill!! :-)
Bill in SC

Just remember not to water this thing till next Spring or you'll become an honorary member of the "Lithopcide Society" which includes all cactus and succulent killers.

Nice bright yellow. You can't go wrong with that.

Dawn

Thanks for the comments and advice all. I forgot to ask, is this plant self fertile?

Amy

The great majority of mesembs are self-infertile (no seeds from one plant) although there are a few exceptions. Try pollinating with any other mesemb flower you have handy. You shouldn't expect a hybrid unless it was a close relation, but the foreign pollen sometimes overcomes the resistance to self-pollination. Fenestraria pollen is very effective at this.

SnB, you're an encyclopaedia... I didn't know that!! what a handy hint.
Amy it's nice to see that flower... I'm hoping to get a flower on mine this year.
Talking of sunshine, that's something we've been short on this spring, we're experiencing the wettest spring we've had in many years... over 700mm (approx 30") and the farmers are losing potatoe crops to rot etc. so we are just not getting a run of dry sunny days, so watering is spasmodic due to high humidity.

CP

Hey CP if you want to know what should be growing in
Tasmania the book "The Fatal Shore" (the founding of Australia) will fill you in. (Author, Robert Hughes)
I guess Mother Nature always wins. We're having a rather
warm November up North. Have not yet seen a freeze in my
area. I'm kind of wishing I left everything outside a bit longer. Maybe the dinosaurs will come back if it keeps up for another million years! Maybe we'll have "dinocactus".

I'll have to look that up Joe!

CP