Nice grabs

Dave, I'm can't be 100% certain, but that Jade sure looks like 'Red Horn Tree,' which is the Hummel's version of 'Hobbit.' It could just be a 'Hobbit' with very good greenhouse color - time will tell.

Josh

Are the others pachyveria and sedeveria

trust you won't be too upset with me posting one I saved from the dark bowels of HD. These were buried on a lower shelf, dry as a bone and getting very soft. Some have the blue/green color typical of this species while some of the others are more pale green. I hope under lights they will all color up. Now sure what I will do with five of the same thing!

setosa is one of my favorites and i applaud your rescue;-)

todd, yes they are. hd cleared out the xmas stuff and brought in some new plants. thanx for the inspiration.

Wish i could find a red horn tree at my HD! I will have to go again today and look, this -may- be the second one recently scored at HD by members.

Howard

You can save one for me, lol (since you 'don't know what to do with 5 of the same :)

Dave

Nice plants, and they seems to be in very good shape. Is the upper left in first photo a kalanchoe tomentosa?
Rina

rina-are you having record weather up there?

read on the european weather site that the north pole is going to be above freezing on thurs.-70* warmer than average.

yes, tomentosa chocolate soldier.

happy new year to all.

...and I agree with both Josh and Margaret, that's a Red Horn Tree for certain

Gill UK

Dave

It's a mixed bag :) - last week (Christmas Eve) up to 15*C (59*F), yesterday -8*C (17*F). Today just around 0*C (32*F), very wet snow & rain...but still 'warmer' than it should be.