Yeah, these guys are related to anacampseros... Ephemeral but so satisfying when you catch it. Nice work!

-Ming

Cool! Never seen these... My anacampseros rufescens are getting ready for blooming too, hopefully it has enough light to do so!

So pretty! I had one of those ~but it croaked. I find these tiny guys hard to catch...in the act of blooming. So, congratulations!! :D

Yes, they used to be in Anacampseros. Not sure why they were reclassified.

Here's my pink-flowering (some call red) Avonia quinaria v. quinaria. Click pic for larger view:

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I killed my quinaria but papyracea has been unstoppable for me! It needs a repot badly but I'm loathe to disturb it.

-Ming

I just adore this plant. Next to Sedum multiceps, it's right up there in the ranks of cute. Still want one...

That's a neet plant and flower! Never heard of these.
rosemariero, that's a darling little thing. Just what I need, a new succulent interest...

Such a cute plant,love the flowers.
Kathi

Ooh, I like Rosemarie's pink one! Here is a picture I took of today's blooms. It looks like this plant blooms two flowers per day. I read that it is only propagated by seeds. I wonder how hard they are to germinate?

These are so nice! Are they rare? I don't see them in this area

Ooh, I like Rosemarie's pink one! Here is a picture I took of today's blooms. It looks like this plant blooms two flowers per day. I read that it is only propagated by seeds. I wonder how hard they are to germinate?

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