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Do you have any pictures? I'm surprised as the post & pics went to several people in various forums, etc. and we haven't found it yet. Would be...
The offsets look a little leggy, may need more light. I grow mine under lights in winter (zone 6, New Jersey, USA) if that helps. And I also cut...
On the right is a pic of my monstrose semp in Oct (it grew 6 or 7 rosettes around a central stalk). The pic on the left was taken today, that's...
thanks for sharing! who knows, maybe the little snail likes 'em spicy!
someone here probably can, but if not you could email the pic to the botanical garden.
It is a fuzzy pic despite using a tripod...maybe it was nervous having it's photo taken for the first time...I'll give the link a try. Thanks...
Hi Spiffy & Rosemarie. Thanks for the replies. Ithink it's grown in to a monstrose form also but never saw one change from normal to monstrose...
Crassula have leaves in pairs, so don't think it's a jade or that genus. Looks more like a generic cross to me, like a pachyveria; there are a...
Wild ginger has a leaf shape like that, about the same height and likes shaded areas, but the leaves are glossy green. You don't see the flowers...
Guessing this little cactus is a mammillaria because of the spiral tubercules? It hasn't bloomed, so no flowers to show. I thought it would be...
Got this as a rescue plant (someone moving and would have tossed it!). It's happy enough to bloom...red on outside, blooms never opened. Would...
Got what was marked sempervivum this summer, it grew like a normal semp rosette all summer but noticed when it flowered the blooms came from the...
WOW! Don't know, can't wait to find out! Any idea of size with the 'carrot'?
This looks like a hybrid, the lower leaves especially grow like partridge breast aloe but the leaves themselves remind me of pearl haworthia...
Probably Aloe juvenna, sometimes called tiger jaws aloe. There's a thread on this forum about Aloe juvenna and A. squarrosa that would be of help...
#5 looks like a crassula, reminds me of some like 'buddha's temple' because of the closely stacked leaves. That's just a guess. What a stunner!...
mine are blooming now, too. Surprisingly big flowers!
Lots of wee critters out there! Best would be to find them, second best to take samples of the foliage to your local extension center, third...
the bags seem to attract far more beetles than they trap any way. When you see the beetles varies considerably (some areas here in New Jersey...
can you post a pic? That would be very helpful in trying to ID the problem.
