You have an amazing collection. I would love to have any one, but in particular any of the following: malindi twilight tangerine white christmas limelight limelight dancer malissa I have the following as houseplants for trade if you would like any: Foliage plants: Chlorophytum comosum (Variegated spider plant) Epipremnum aureum 'Marble Queen' (Marble queen pothos) Gynura sarmentosa (Purple Passion vine) Monstera adansonii (Swiss cheese) Red Coleus Flowering plants: Jasminum polyanthum (Chinese jasmine) Geranium- red,light pink,deep pink Cactus & Succulents: Rhipsalis cribrata (Pencil cactus) Aloe vera (Aloe vera) Crassula ovata (Jade plant-common) Sedum spurium

Azureocereus may be correct but im not sure ... i know blue cacti can be a little more picky as to their needs ... for one thing i know they hate cold but ... love full sun! They like too cook in it i guess ... And as to the watering i would treat it just like any other succulent, with watering it once a week. Have no idea on the agave, as i only have 2 agave, and both are americana ... lol ... but yours looks variegated

Okay! Thanks for your input. I just couldn't find one that looked close enough to this species so I just wanted to make sure. And actually this picture was after I cut off the bad parts.The stem was pretty much broken off so I just cut off the gross gooey parts. The rotted parts were turning black and have some white fuzz (mold?) on it. I was too grossed out to remember to take a picture xD Do you think it's too small to make it? My friend was about to throw it out and I wanted to try and save it :o

Usually my TCs are on a table or counter that get either morning or evening sun, but not both. Then they get bright indirect light the rest of the day. They've done well. But I had a couple of pots of clippings and pruned back stems that were doing poorly. I had decided they were not likely to make it and I put them on the lower shelf of a plant cart. That plant on the far right of that bottom shelf was the worst - but I am amazed at how it bounced back so well. I need to rotate these plants, but that's not a problem. I'll have to watch them this summer during our heavy rains. They are in orchid bark with perlite and a bit of soil mixed in, but the rains may still be too much for them. Here's the other side of the cart - the east side where morning sun hits. I, too, have to treat my plants differently in summers and winters, but it's an entirely different set of issues. Fingers crossed for continued success here.