Matt

62 days to first day of Spring!!! That doesn't mean it will be warm enough for succulents outdoors - at least not where I am, but you should have np in the greenhouse even now. IIRC, it is heated?

I left some succulents in a breezway where temps go down to about 0*C. I do not think so far it dropped below 0*C. I do not water them, and they seem to be ok, so far. Last night, it was -20*C outside. In that unheated but enclosed breezway, temps dropped to 0.47*C...There is also unheated sunroom, for some reason it is cooler. I guess it is because of more windows. Temps last night dropped to -1.69*C in there. In the breezway, there are few pots of Kalanchoe blossfeldiana, 9 pots of aloes - 2 different types (some are blooming!); couple of gallon pots of Ledebouria socialis, Crassula lycopodioides; some Graptoes and Sedums I think, and couple more.

Could you tell me if this is a Aloe?

Its a pretty rough looking plant and I am not sure its an aloe. it is aloesque'.

Heater went off got down to -5. Another night it was -3 and 4. Right now things are steady again. I know Rina, I'm looking so forward to it!

Lisa

It does look like aloe as Rob said. It is very etiolated - starved of light. It needs to grow in more light, increase gradually.

YEAH SPRING!!! My spouse and I were just discussing this. February is usually the beginning of a very long spring season in Victoria. The flowering plums are already blooming. Spring flowers start in February and last until June 30th. Almost 1/2 the year is one season.

@Lisa Chase I think it might be a Dyckia plant. If so, they need lots of sunlight.

Lisa, I think your unknown might be this one I had blooming. Aloe humilis 'Hedgehog'

Lisa, it’s hard to tell, but possibly an etiolated Aloe haworthiodes.

Clothespin is for size reference. The pot is about four inches on all sides.