Hi Sue. Please take a look at my tradelist. I have several different types of sedum that may interest you in exchange for your goldfish plant. Some are still dormant, but the ones that are up already are: Sedum Angelina Sedum Golden Acre Sedum Autumn Joy Sedum Citrus Twist Sedum Frosty Morn Sedum Balticum Sedum Kamtschtka Thanks, Darlene

Thanks Rachelle! I see them occasionally in the big box stores though its been a few years since I've seen them...which is why I was so grateful for the friend that gave it to me...they're not easy to find here in my area... But just so you know, the last 2 pictures I posted is not a lipstick plant but Hoya pubicalyx :o)

So far I've had 3 varieties of stapelias bloom and none have been stinky. I was expecting them to smell like my Voodoo lilies which I made the mistake of planting near my front door when I first planted them years ago. It was horrible. It smelled like I was hiding a corpse in my foyer! lol I don't think that epi fruit is edible. It does have a slight sweet scent but the texture is just too nasty to even think about tasting. I'm not even looking forward to separating out the seeds. I grow a bunch of plants from seed that take forever to bloom. It's just so cool when they finally do flower. My problem is that I grow a little bit of everything and some varieties more then a little bit. Space and my utility bills are a big problem in the winter. I've always grown tropical plants but when I stopped working my collection really got out of hand. Just ask my family. lol Karyn

Very healthy looking Aeschynanthus Lobbianus. Yes - you can reroot the pieces - they will grow roots from the leaf nodes - so make cuttings, they can go as short as 2 nodes, remove the bottom leaves and stick them into the loose soil - like for AV - and they will root. You want to enjoy the bloom though - they bloom for months one bunch of flowers after another. They need the same or more light as AVs, they like to be potbound and mature - means = just let it be. You will enjoy this vine a lot - just do not get too upset when it will start dropping the spent flowers on the floor. If they get pollinated - they develop a long skinny seed pod - I had one 15" - then they crack and miniscule seeds have long hair to travel with the wind. irina