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Hey there Rina :) !!

Bloody hot summer here.

the flower is pulidonis; the plant not (to me)

Harry, yes that's what I thought. Maybe hybrid?

Harry

Hi...same here. And almost no rain! No water left in my rain barrels.

Chuckerfly

Flowers are very pulidonis- like; and looks similar to pulidonis - HERE -

For comparison, I have this pulidonis which has more bluish leaves and more slender leaves. The ones above are deeper green, no blue at all.

Rina, for weeks no rain. Even Semps die at the moment.

Here's my pulidonis to compare. Seems not the same plant you have there.

Actually, in my first photo (lower left corner) you can see the said pulidonis as it exists now (got really bad mealybug infestation, old leaves all died, but the center survived). Both receive same amount of direct sunlight. The pulidonis looks blue, the mistery plant stays green, only a shade of red margin.

Does the color of bloom stalk matter? My pulidonis had light green yellowish stalks, the mystery plant have salmon/orangey color.

I had a similar mystery plant that turned out to be a NOID Echeveria agavoides. At a glance, I think this looks a lot like pulidonis. It can get quite red in sun.

And since you mentioned the bloom stalk color, mine also looks orangey. But the flower are not as pure yellow as pulidonis. There is an orangey tinge near the base of the flower.

Just a little different perspective. Not saying it is right. LOL