East Coast Kalanchoe Rhombopilosa.

Sedum rubrotinctum

I'm hoping the S. rubrotinctum looks impressive on this slope after the little leaves that are rooting fill in the space. It's already much more filled in than when I started.

(Last year photo - don't have recent one handy)
Rina

Haworthia retusa

Rhipsalis baccifera subsp Horrida Jungle Cactus Rhipsalis

In the middle, Sedum rubrotinctum aurora I think :). Annette

Nice to see your East coast version of K. rhombopilosa, Richard! :)

Your slope is filling in nicely, Crenda! Will they turn red in summer for you?

Beautiful 'Royal Flush' & retusa, Rina!

That is one huge Rhipsalis, Richard!

I believe you are correct w/the name, Annette! Your S. rubrotintum 'Aurora' have colored up nicely!

This post was edited by rosemariero6 on Mon, Nov 25, 13 at 8:42

My plants seems to turn red in the winter. I think we have too much rain in the summer, so even with the sun they are not stressed. We've been dry, so now they are starting to turn.

Took this picture this morning -

For sure I have nothing to contribute to the Q and thought I'd have to take a pass on the R's, but look what I found....

I'm not sure the correct name is on the M. reflexum

Haworthia reinwardtii 'zebrina'

They look great coloring up, Crenda! =)

Nice plants, Richard! Everyone should have some 'r' species plants in their collection! :)

Neat reinwardtii, Nil! Did you make the pot?

Rhipsalis Erythrorhipsalis Pilocarpa
not sure on the name, ?

Richard

Senecio radicans

yes, I did make that pot in which the haw is. Those little ones are how I use up the leftover hypertufa from larger pours.

:edit: with a photobomb from Sedum reflexum

This post was edited by nil13 on Mon, Nov 25, 13 at 15:01

Wow you guys have some beauties!!!

Richard that last rhipsalis you show is Great,i love the way they grow and fill out.

Nil I have that haworthia,never knew it's name,a friend gave it to me last year and it's since put out a few new pups.It took a long time(to me) to take off and I almost threw it away a couple of times.So glad I didn't.

Biker,i've never see those you posted,but I like them.

Crenda,i like the way yours are coloring up.

Aftermidnight,love all those in the basket,nice colors and all look good together.

And roro,what can I say,i love all those,you must have some big gardening area,Gorgeous,all of them.
Kathi

Stumpy, instead of the more common R. horrida (a version of it, there are several), I think you have the much more desirable R. pilocarpa. (The Dec. 2012 photo.) Beautiful specimen. I find pilocarpa sensitive to cold and drought.

The second one that you have shown, the 2013 photo, looks more like a baccifera/horrida. Did the names get switched?

very possible
I have been under construction for a couple of months.

Richard

Aloe ramosissima

Aloe reitzii

Aloe reynoldsii

Nice plants everyone!

Howard, you have the coolest plants!

Aloe roeoeslii

Aloe 'Rooikappie'

Aloe rubroviolacea

Aloe rugosifolia

Aloe rupestris

Gasteria rawlinisonia

Haworthia retusa

Rhipsalis baccifera

Rhipsalis grandiflora

Rhipsalis paradoxa

Macrozamia reidlei

Rossularia

Euphorbia richardsiae

Wowser, lzrddr! Those are some fine "Rs" you have there!