Yes! I think that's it! I still don't know much about it though.

You could leave the babies where they are...they look quite nice in clumps. But if you want to, just pull apart or cut (I would let smaller one grow bigger)

I agree w/ the ID.

It'd do better in a smaller pot & I'd suggest amending that soil considerably. If nothing else get a bag of Cactus & Succulent (C&S) soil & perlite, mix together 50/50 & try a pot only slightly larger than the plant.

Otherwise, the combination of bad soil & too large a pot combine to increase the risk of root rot.

Lena

Take a look at H. coarctata too. Sometimes the differance between reinwardtii and coarctata is not so easy. I think these leaves are to long for reinwardtii.

(and yes: smaller pot and away with the peat)

Harry

Harry - I always struggle between the two!

As said: the leaves are shorter and that makes the plant more compact (if grown in enough light)

H. reinwardtii

and a H coarctata var coarctata greenii with extreem long leaves

a last difference: more spots / white ...eh ..stripes ... what's the name on reindwardtii

Harry

Thanks! Very helpful. =)