Croton (Codiaeum variegatum) Family: Euphorbiaceae Here is a link that might be useful: Croton

Just went out and smelled a plantaginea flower. Might have to cut this scape and bring it inside. I planted this right outside my bedroom window, but it's still too hot to open up the house. Guess I didn't think that one through... It does make me glad that plantaginea is such a good grower! I've got propagation on the brain.

I can't ID any of them, sorry, but I can tell you those last cacti are planted wayyyyy to deeply inside those pots! Cacti prefer full sun, those poor things can't even see the light they're so low down. The soil needs to be around 1cm below the rim, always. Gill

Yay! I think you got some for sure! I know based on the fact that I threw 16 some odd photos at you guys it seems like I’m too lazy to look it up myself but I swear I scoured pinterest and these were the ones that evaded me i assume pachyphytum is the puffy guy in pic 1 with 3 leaves. I thought that was just a super puffy Eche! I think that’s it! But I think I’ll have to wait until it gets bigger to narrow down the particular pachyphytum it is. Impossible to tell at this stage. The long stem of the Sempervivum threw me off but I see it now. Which is great because I killed every Semp I ever owned so I finally kept one alive! I actually own a Fang but the mother leaf looks so different compared to this mother leaf, I second guessed it. Google shows both shapes though! omg, who knew how many different types of rhipsalis exist and they all look almost identical! I searched for one with just the right amount of fuzz. I think it may be Rhipsalis Ewaldiana! The graptopetalum changed itself to graptoveria silver star but it’s spot on! Thank you very much :) I think I can check them all off my list now!