The flowers should be the same, regardless of the plant age? I wonder if the original flowers you had didn't fully develop. Did they open completely and you have a photo from that time?

My Little Warty hasn't flowered yet, but I think it may be in the works. It was just a small plant a year or so ago and grew into a wild clump that I ended up separating last fall.

For my other Gasteria, they typically bloom twice a year. They flower indoors under lights and outside under the sun.

Wherever gets more light over the entire day is probably better for flowering and growth.

The first set probably didn't develop fully. What you have now are normal.

Thanks for all the responses!

I've on my computer ... no photos of the first blossoms. But I think Nil13 is correct ... that maybe those earlier flowers were just undeveloped. They were small and brownish/cream with no other color to them, and very insignificant looking, so I never thought to photograph them.

We keep the plant inside year-round. Maybe if we put it on the deck so that it could get more light, it would have more flowers as ewwmayo suggested?

Here along the river, we get very hot summers and lots of moisture coming off the water in the mornings. I'm not sure if that morning moisture would be good for Little Warty or not.

Crenda, your Little Warty has flower bells that seem closer together along the stem than mine, but you did say that yours are outside all of the time. That constant sunlight probably causes lots of flower production.

Molie

Mollie, I've just bought a little "Little Warty", I too hope I can get some of the pink/redish flowers when it's time :-)

Thse flowers are the prettiest things I have seen for ages!! I am in Durban, South Africa and just recently purchased a little warty

I agree the flowers are beautiful:)! I'm not gonna lie Gasterias aren't my fav succulent, but they're flowers are pretty special:).