Sugi, this dude is - congrats on your Faucaria flower!

Now, to rain on your parade....that plant behind it has different care than mimicry plants do as a rule, although it would hobble along with them - it should be grown differently than the others for best effect.

This post was edited by cactusmcharris on Wed, Feb 20, 13 at 20:38

Gorgeous plants!
I'm going to respectfully disagree with Cactusmcharris and say that your plant is not a Faucaria but is instead Aloinopsis luckhoffii.
Kudos, seedmoney

Cactus -- thank you!

Different care? How different? Figures...haha. Well at this point, they are all in really loose soil with sand on top and I only water them with a spray bottle ~~ maybe once a week. I only made the garden as a makeshift solution; it's a ceramic Korean serving platter with not a single hole but it's pretty. :-) So for now, I spritz until each is sufficiently wet and leave it be.

These living rocks are so cute, though!

Seedmoney -- I believe you are correct re Aloinopsis! Incidentally, do I snip these flowers off once they're done or let it alone? And oddly enough, the flowers have folded up again; is that normal? What are these--prayer flowers? :-D