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Pseudolithos migiurtinus, is in the Asclepiadaceae family, so of course stinky flowers🤣

It looks like monster’s skin in Godzilla movies, love it 🥰

Yes, this is real and not AI-generated.

I saw this posted today on Instagram by @mr.m_hybrid_collections and I wanted to share. This echeveria, only known as ウーパールーパー or 'Axolotl' was created by Mashaveria in 2023. They have observed the specimen for 2 years and found the characteristic to be consistent enough to be considered a new species. They said that the color is normally gray or white and become more pink as it received more sun. The jagged edges vary depending on the environment and season they grew up in.

With the color pairs with the shape, it give Mr. M's friend, Mr. K, an idea to give the name mentioned. Unfortunately, they don't ship worldwide. So for now, I can only admire it from a far.

I've also got curious (because I have too much time on my hands) and decided to take a guess on what the parentage could be as it is currently undisclosed.

My hope in sharing it now is to spark more discussion on succulent hybrid in the subreddit because it's a really interesting topic and I really want to try it myself.

Just wanted to share. After months of this little guy slowly shriveling and looking like it was dying, I made what I thought was a last ditch effort to save it by giving it refreshed, more gritty soil. I’m new to succulents and so excited to see the better soil has made such a big difference in only a few weeks! 😊

Diese Schönheit habe ich bei Etsy bekommen. Sie kommt aus Alabama, USA und wohnt nun im Norden von Deutschland. ☺️

How do I know? Well if I can not bring anymore strings up into the pot, to take root, it's time. Every repot, I bring the strings up and pin them down using mini hair pins/bobby pins. This one is grown indoors only since we get snow. Barrina T5s on a timer for 12 hours. It gets watered every two weeks. It's in bonsai jack gritty mix 111.

Ich musste sie köpfen, aber der Kopf ist wunderschön weitergewachsen und ich freue mich gerade riesig, dass sich auch der Stamm langsam wieder füllt . ☺️

I didn’t know succulents could do this.

Is this a Douglas Huth? also, this is always been more green and in the past couple weeks it’s been turning more and more this color is this just sun stress? It’s making babies and there is no root rot? Thanks so much. I’m in zone nine Northern California.

A friend of mine gifted me this for my collection after it wasn’t doing so well. I’ve spent the last few months getting it “healthier”. There is some green on the tips and some of the smaller “pups” are green and healthy.

I’ve yet to identify what species it is?

Also if I should remove any of the discolored spots and let some of the smaller guys take over?

Any helps or tips to get it healthy would be appreciated.

All the indoor succulents taking a trip outside to drink some rainwater I collected. Makes you suddenly realise just how many you have.

Sedum hernandezii photographed in June 2025. This is a Mexican species so probably not hardy in Calgary, Canada. The cracked icing look to the leaves is normal.

Unsure if these are too crowded in this pot together. Originally it only had two but I thought it looked too empty and one thing led to another and here we are. Should I remove one or can they chill like for a while?

I’ve neglected my echeveria for too long, now she is in really bad shape. Is there some kind of fungal infection? Will it go away once I water?

As a birthday activity for my sister, I got her a nice plant pot and a variety of little succulents to arrange as an activity together. I found my own pot (I thought maybe it was too big, but it was discounted to $5 because of the chips in it) and put in the extra succulents. From June 2024 to October 2026, it has grown and evolved into a big happy succulent soup!

My Dwarf Snake plant that grew a pup recently, decided to grow another pup. I really like the way they look together, and didn’t plan to separate them. But now with two pups, it does seem kinda crowded. Will they work it out themselves? Or do I have to separate them?

Is Echeveria Robin a hybrid? Or is it a mutation of Romeo/Romeo Rubin?

If it is a hybrid, do you know the parentage? Google shows a different plant (not the red one) when I search for it’s parentage.

I've had this mug for almost 8 years now and it always just sat empty on my shelf. I finally have a good use for it! I feel like it goes perfectly with my hawthorne 🥰

My hawthorne is actually in a small terracotta pot that happens to fit perfectly in this mug. I boosted it up by cutting a used toilet paper roll to the right height and set it on that ^-^

Seyrigia humbertii, a special species from Madagascar and it is in the Cucurbitaceae family. That’s why it looks like some melons or cucumbers 🤣

I love that it is pale white with soft fur on it, feels like a cat to me.