Yep Portulaca Molokiniensis:). Hopefully you will have better success than I do. It’s my winters that do them in. I bring them in, but the brightest window is not enough. Can’t put them outside because they turn to mush. If I had lights this would be one of the plants that would go under them during the winter.

But doesn’t stop me from buying them:).

They’re from Hawaii so that pretty much explains what they like. Warm/mild and water. Definitely plant in a fast draining mix and water maybe once every 7-10 days in the winter. In the summer definitely at least once a week. They start looking sad real fast when not getting enough water. I've read that they do not need that much water, but I haven't found that to be true. I mean obviously don't water every day, but in the summer when it's hot and dry, they will look thirsty much faster than other succulents.

You should have better success than I've had with these.

Tyler

If P.m, (it looks like it) it should grow woody stem:

This is what I was talking about how mine look sad in the winter. It’s annoying because it puts them behind in growth when 5 months out of the year they are just barely hanging in there.

Just think of how those of us living in the Great White North feel about so many of our plants, Kara. :p heh

I found it during one of my " just looking" excursions. I have one that I purchased online this past summer (which has been inside since November) and have never seen them in any stores around here before. These look nice and healthy but of course Altman Plants uses peat. I'll have to repot this weekend. This one, too, is inside for now. Thanks for the info Kara & Rina.

Tyler