Hey Jeff! errr . . . . looks like a kitty might have used the pot in the 2nd photo for his, um, alternate litter box . . . or is that a rock?

Just thought I'd wake things up a bit.

by the way, nice plants!

Miss Sherry,

Thanks for taking an interest - that pot in question is woefully under-top-dressed, and I thank you for pointing out a possible feline contribution to the dearth of it. It turns out, however, that it's not a kittie tootsie roll but a pedestrian rock.

Those two kittie-modified leaves will be the new crop - it this a plant you have, btw? If not,I'm thinking that, due to your visual acuity and sublime taste in Kalanchoes, you should have one. I'm going to try a different approach with one of the leaves, with the other leaf traditionally grown (Druid blessing inclusive), so I shall send you the largest pup next year if you need one. You'll probably get a somewhat {{gwi:646381}}

well Jeff, thanks for your generosity! I Dont have that plant. I would love an agave, too.
Do I email my addy to you? Send money for postage?
Let me know, and thank you for the offer!
(p.s., glad it was just a rock)

Yes, please email me, but I won't be able to send your plants until I'm in the States next year. If you can donate the postage cost to the SPCA that would be fine.

I'll send you a cutting from the plant and one of the Agave 'Cornelius' pups.
\ Speaking of which, there's a lady on Vancouver Island I'm late in mailing plants to - tardy Jeff at your service.

thank you Jeff, that would be great!

Jeff

Is this same as yours - K. orgyalis? It was in full sun whole summer long, but only top leaves have that copper color.
Thnx.

Rina

Home Slice, that was delicious. Thank you.

Hi Rina,

Yes, it is. I suspect older plants get more coppery-coloured than young ones.