I would have guessed cotyledon, but leaves are a bit 'veiny' for one⦠never seen a Crassula like that.

Hi Harry! Good to see you here! =)
It looks most like Crassula multicava to me. Did it have small pink blooms?

Thanks Izddr, no memories in my head with that name. Thanks anyway.

Rosemarie, yes, that sounds familiar! No flowers in ...eh...many years. So I cannot tell.

Yes, back for some time now; not many new ones to mention. Making lots and lots of Semps for the garden. Less cacti; only a few are left.
Are you well?
greets Harry

Love your Semps, Harry! One genus I have trouble with...among others! I only have a few cacti left now too.

I am well ~getting PIG project in front yard moving along. I owe you an email-long overdue!

Found a past pic of blooms on mine, Harry. =) (with Bulbine frutescens)
Hope yours does some day!
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:) We call this : a cloud of flowers.
Nice!!
H.

Good descriptive term, Harry! :)

:)
Another cloud of flowers: part of the frontyard last sunday (or so)

greets
Harry

OooEee, that is SO Pretty, Harry!

I found another (better) pic of the Crassula "Cloud"...I had taken on my cell phone (makes it harder to find) of these back in late February. Are you still under snow at that time?

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Beautiful!!!
Do you think I can take the risk of leaving it outside?
Our winters can be very different. Last year hardly any snow and frost, but (see picture) this is also possible.

I don't think most Crassula's are that winterhard..
greets Harry

ps. this monday only 2 Celcius at night. Almost first frost of the year.

Oh, no no no, they wouldn't make it! Yikes on first frost! Wishing you warmth, Harry!