Huh... I have more Crassula than I remembered. These are the last two, unless I find some other Crassula hiding somewhere!!

Crassula perfoliata var minor - too big for its pot and risks tipping over.

Ewwmayo, where do you get these lovely black pots? Are they clay and do they have drainage holes?

They are not clay, but very sturdy plastic pots. I got them from Crystal Star Orchids here in Ontario, Canada. They have raised bottoms so root drying is improved and pest resistance is higher.

I cannot stay behind:

C. 'Brides Bouquet'

C. capitella

C, clavata

C ausensis sp. titanopsis

C. expansa sp. fragilis

one close-up

C. hirta

C. mesembryanthemoides x susanna

C. pyramidalis

harry

WOW!!!!! Can't stop looking...all your plants are so beautifulllll

I have a few, though most have had a chop-job recently due to winter etiolation.

Crassula moonglow, stump sprouting at the top. I did a bit of damage to the leaves when cutting it :(

And the top, rooting in a west window. I'm attempting to root stem sections and leaves from the stretched out middle part...nothing yet.

Unidentified from a glue garden. Chopped the tops off but they all died. It's coming back nicely. Possibly rupestris?

Crassula perforata. Badly etiolated thus winter - they were a foot tall and gangly as heck. There are 5 sprouts on each one, so it'll fill in wonderfully.

Crassula falcata pup from Beth, with a pup of her own :)

New one just picked up yesterday, id'd as Crassula mesembryanthemoides by Rina

And, of course, my jades.

New kid on the block, red horn tree

Skinny fingers cutting from Beth :)

A couple cuttings from my original Crassula ovata Crosby's compact in need of some pruning

And the OG, known as Big Mama haha! My oldest succulent, almost 15 years old. Also in need of some spring pruning. She lives in my office at work.

Kd

Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love them all guys. And I want them all lol. Thanks for sharing :-))

Ewwmayo are the Crassula aborescens also called flap jacks? I bought one that looks just like it

Helen - Thanks! 'Flapjacks' is another different but beautiful plant called 'Kalanchoe luciae'. =)

Harry, that C. mesembryanthemoides x susanna is beautiful, its next on my list, I just have to find one :/

I've been trying to find one of those too, they are amazing!

ewwmayo If my flapjacks plant is a Kalanchoe will it get tiny flower looking things around the leaf edges that grow into plants once they fall off the mother?

Also my flapjacks looks exactly like your Crassula aborescens could it be be incorrectly identified?

Helen

No, Kalanchoe luciae doesn't grow babies on the edges of the leaves - not all kalanchoes do :)

If it blooms, it will have a tall spike with lots of small flowers on it. BTW, it is a monocarpic plant - after blooming, that rosette will die.

If you want ID, you need to post a photo...plants are often misidentified, ppl pull labels and even growers make occasional mistake.

Thanks rina. I would have put a photo but lost my phone on a bus about 3 days ago, no one has handed it in sofar so I guess its gone :-(

Are the small flowers on the spike the same - that fall off and grow a new plant?

I want a suzanna also!!!!!!

Crassula coraline

C. cordata (thing one gets plantlets at the floweringstem)

like this

C. cremnophylla

the flower of cremnophila

C. cremota subaphylla var subaphylla

C. deceptor

C. elegans in wintertime

C. elegans in summertime

greets

harry

Harry - How often do you cut your deceptor back?

After looking at these pictures I have a new love for crassulas..

Harry, I love the deceptor!

C. deceptor is an amazing plant!

Kevin, that brevifolia sure coloured up nicely! Guessing you finally chopped it!

Beth - My brevifolia is so dense and nice now. Very glad I chopped it! Makes such a big difference.

Any ideas what kind of crassula (? probably) is on the left hand corner at the bottom? Other plants identifications would also help. Thanks!

Adromischus cooperi, not a exactly a Crassula. =)