I would love to trade, I know you are looking for Mother of many but I do have Kalanchoe humilis plants I started in the spring. They are in three inch pots I'll include a pic. Email me if your are interested! nina

PG, Etsy has been selling plants for as long as I've been shopping there. Granted, that's only been about a year or so, but you can find some interesting plants. I ordered a Tillandsia from a shop last year sometime. It was about $5 total. It arrived in perfect condition! The shop offered more "exotic" air plants, but I've never been one to spend $30 on a plant, let alone by mail. I've noticed they sell other things not craft related (at least not by my definition of "craft") Whatever comes to mind, just type it in their search bar, you might just find it, hehe. :) Perhaps to answer your "Why?" question, maybe to add more diversity (just a guess)? It does seem like it's more like eBay now than a craft site. Planto This post was edited by plantomaniac08 on Tue, Feb 4, 14 at 16:11

Most (all?) of the MOM's have been reassigned to *Bryophyllum* instead of Kalanchoe. Try doing a search for that name and you should get lots of pix to choose from. hth - Jo

A. I've acquired one rhipsalis before during our rainy weather and it died on me, without even being identified at all. This one, i'm determined to keep (though i got way excited and potted it up with a couple of others). Is this Rhipsalis cereuscula (rice cactus) or R. teres prismatica? Or R. baccifera? R. Pilocarpa? (The last two seemed like the one i killed though -- can't find a picture but it was less furry than this.) B. I just realized that I have about a dozen types of kalanchoe already, even when i first thought i didn't like them! Here are a couple that have been fuss free but still unidentified. When i bought them, they came from a much cooler place and had thick bronzed edged leaves. Now #1 has thinner, greener leaves & looks nondescript while #2 turned even prettier with blue green with purple/ lavender hues & edging. Kindly confirm if my guesses are correct. 1. Kalanchoe laetiverens (crenatum x daigremontianium) 2. Kalananchoe crenata or fedtschenkoi (what a mouthful!) "Purple scallops"/ "Amethyst"