i wonder how you apply a restriction on an un-named plant ... one might suggest that such is vague and unenforceable ... i would propagate it.. just to show them.. lol.. but i dont have any spare thimbles.. so i will skip it... this time... wait.. that looks more like a teacup .. well.. they remain lucky.. as i dont have any spare of those either ... lol and you guys better not propagate anything i am thinking about right now.. cause i have a license for it.. whatever it may be ... wherever you may be.. and whoever you may be ... ken

Looks like some sort of Mimosa (not to be confused with acacia or albizia). There are at least three species native to Florida, as well as various others than could have been imported. Here is a link that might be useful: Mimosa pudica?

Hi Rachel, Okay, so... I know that Steve mentions sterilizing your soil on the link I provided but I must mention that he no longer goes to that length. It doesn't seem to make much of a difference if your methods are good. Secondly, yes - get them in that mix to prevent root damage over the next week, and give them a drink. If you put them all back in that small pot with that very, very fluffy mix, there should be no chance of overwatering - give them a drink. The only danger in watering a plant that is splitting is that the leaves will not properly absorb. That's not going to be a problem for you. Lithops in transition take much advantage of old leaves - you'll never miss them. I have a picture of my soil. It's about 40% MiracleGro moisture control mix with (as much as possible of) the bark sifted out and peat chunks smashed up. 20% all-purpose sand (no beach sand - no!) 20% perlite, 10% vermiculite, 10% volcanic pumice. The numbers are fuzzy - I mix it by sight and feel. I want my fines to be about half peat and fine forest products, half sand(inorganic) with some of vermiculite for that gooey clay thing. Fines make about 65-70% of this mix. The rest (marshmallows) for drainage - I prefer more perlite than pumice but value both. I would add a small amount of charcoal but haven't been able to find it in a large bag. Disclaimer: This mix is for Mesembs and more importantly, controlled watering in greenhouse conditions. Any of your succulents will love it if they're not left out in the rain. I'm still not brave enough to use it on Asclepiads... moisture control!

Ok, I have been dying to tell a car guy this story. Please pass it on and see what he says. I have a picture of myself, sorry I don't have it to post, and my dad all dressed up back in 1972. I was 6 and it is my all-time favorite pic. He and I are standing next to the jeep we had. Well, we always called it the jeep. Well, recently my jeep loving husband looked at the picture closely. It is an original Toyota FJ. My dh said that at that moment my dad became the coolest man ever to him. I mean, he owned an original. So he called up dad to see what the story was. Turns out my dad bought it brand new!! Brand New I say! Now for the rest of the story. Mom made him trade it in for a crayola blue colored VEGA. A VEGA!! My dh said at that moment my dad literally lost his man-card. No longer will he be seen as the coolest man ever. So sad. I think my dh needs to take my dad 4xing in my dh's jeep wrangler rubicon and assure him that under no condition would he ever, and he would mean ever, allow me to make him give up the card! By the way, frame it!