Here is one of my small aloes blooming. Unfortunately its a NOID, we have one guy around here that loves crossing succulents, but forgets to take notes.

Bob, Looks like one I have. A seed hybrid from a hybrid. I like that they stay small and bloom often. Have to get some new pictures of mine blooming.

My sempervivum that was blooming in November is still going at it, blossoms not as attractive as before, and still no offsets. It doesn't like my house.

Crassula ovata, nothing special, but it blooms. It's been in the same pot for maybe 35 years. I had a start from this plant in a different pot that fell over and the plant found the ground. When I decided to use that spot for something I found that the crassula trunk was about 8 inches in diameter.

Non-succulents, a bromeliad, Bilbergia nutans. One fuchsia.

My string of Pearls, Senecio rowleyanus I believe. What's interesting about this one, a couple years ago there was a stir in the group when one of these was about to bloom. Since that time there has not been a day that mine didn't have flowers, or dried flowers going to seed.

My apple tree.

My Hedgehog Aloe is starting to bloom. The ones that bloomed last month has new bloom stocks coming again. The variegated Crown of Thorns is still blooming.

Still blooming:

Gonialoe variegata:

My Gonialoe variegata also is blooming but very poorly this time. Maybe 5 buds. Does yours ever pup? Mine doesn't. I saw 1 year old plants that were already starting to set pups. Was thinking of buying some come spring.

Stush

I had 4 pups on original plant. Eventually, I separated them. They grow well, and one has 3 pups right now. Here is photo of original plant:

This one has been beheaded in 2017, I described it and posted photos IN THIS THREAD.

Original plant bloomed few times, what you see is how inflo usually looks. One of the pups bloomed too.

Photo of now blooming plant is original, beheaded plant. Maybe I can trade you one :)?

I got my plant from Cinta. Beheaded several times. Re-rooted easily but never ever produced any pups. Had it in a gritty mix. Very poor root system. Now in a compost mix and re-rooted again. Maybe now maybe I'll get one.

Thanks for your offer. I'll let you know.

AeoniumAloe + Jade tree (still blooming)Aloes about to bloomSedum pachyphyllum, looking a bit scraggly Unknown, very small flowersAnother unknown with tiny flowers. This I received in a local swap.

Lars, you made your yard into a paradise. Must be in zone 10 or 11?

Thanks Stush, but it's gotten a bit out of hand. We don't water much, and so that helps keep the weeds down, but when it rains, they just pop up anyway.

Yes, I'm in zone 10b or 11a. I've not seen it get below 39°, and normally it does not get below 42° in the winter.

I found some more tiny flowers in the front yard:

I think this is also an Aeonium, but it's very small and the flowers are white instead of yellow.But it is blooming at the same time, and so maybe it is. It was a gift, and so it had no ID with it.
This aloe is also blooming in the front yard - I overlooked it before somehow.

Not sure the name, I read somewhere it's a type of echeveria. Bloomed two years ago now doing it again.

Not a succulent but the fruit trees are starting to bloom!

Here is the nectarine, apricot is in behind it with the white blooms.

This tippy is really starting to bloom. I see 2 flower stalks so far..

Just a nice Kalanchoe blossfeldiana

Pulidonis blooming again, with 2 inflos:

It has been in west-facing window - no supplemental lights - since brought in late fall; I am surprised it isn't etiolated too much.

A few flowering Mammillarias

dog... That red flowered one is super. What species please?

The red one is Mammillaria senilis. I really like Mammillarias with large flowers, and love the color of that one. The one problem with that one is that it's hooked spines want to grab everything and just don't let go. It's going to be a devil to repot!