Hi, James.

What is the plant above it and to the right? The Crassula is really nice, by the way. My Crassulas were really difficult and I didn't get a single bloom. I think I am doing something wrong!

Kate

Looks like a Bryophyllum.

Hi James,

Beautiful, charming & lovely to see (nevermind the focus), just delightful to the eye.

I'd guess the green plant on the right (w/ the plantlets on its leaf edge) to be Bryophyllum crenatum (a fast growing, dastardly invasive plant).

I was given one & ended up w/ it by accident (my then boy friend declined to let it anywhere near his succulent garden as those plantlets will drop & root anywhere: in the carpet, the drapes, in adjacent pots of plants & just abt anywhere). While I still had mine I'd periodically clear the babies out of the base of the pot & the handfuls I took had 200 babies at a time (I actually counted them into batches of 20 to give away to little kids).

Just so you know. Sorry to digress the thread, James, thx for the lovely shot! DO you know what it is? Am guessing Crassula perforata maybe or marnieriana; so nice!

james -
nice plant, very pretty in bloom.
awhile back i posted an id request for a plant that looks like it might be the same as the one to the right of your flowering plant. as i stated in that original post: it looks identical to K. Gastonis-Bonieri *except No spots* (variegation). still hasnt pupped so i dont know if it pups along the margins or on leaf-tip like KGB. do you have a name for the plant pictured here? would the description i just gave apply to the plant you have? am still looking for an id for my plant....
TIA -
Jo