ewwmayo: Thanks! I love all the little lithops babies. Once they all get bigger and need new homes I'm thinking of making a big lithops only pot that combines all or most of them. ^^ Here is a pic of my Adromischus maculatus. It is living with two lithops, which I now know is not really ideal, but newbie me didn't really knew that. Still they are surviving fairly well. When I bought the calico hearts, it was the only time I'd seen them in Korea, but later I saw a bunch of them at a flower/plant market here. ehuns27 & cactusmcharris: Wow! I'm always surprised by how many people live or have lived in Korea, especially since I didn't know anyone who had before my own journey here. Now whenever I'm online, I meet lovely people such as yourselves. ^^ I'm up in north Seoul in Nowon area, though I was originally in Songpa, near Garak Market (가락시장). You can find succulents and cacti at most neighborhood plant shops these days, but of course Yangjae (양재꽃시장) Flower Market is a great place for all different types of plants. Up north, there is the much smaller but still lovely Jangam Flower Market (장암꽃단지), which has some proper succulent cultivars. ^^ Succulents are quite the trend now, so even some of my students have succulents at home! ealdwood: The plants are often my kakaotalk profile pic, thus the emoticons. >.< And thank you~ ^^

That's definitely marshmallow. I'm currently growing it myself and I'm absolutely sure that's what it is. Pinch a young leaf between your thumb and pointer finger and rub it. There should be mucilage (gooey substance).

I found out that it's a variegated fritillary.

Due to its spreading nature, don’t plant with less assertive plants. It can be a good groundcover for sunny areas.