Crassula marnieriana - Jade Necklace Vine

Thats pretty......

Really interesting plant. What is it?

Oh my thats a great plant - It reminds me of Medusa! but her head was snakes and not so pretty.

Milky:

Thanks! :>)

Regina:

I think it a species of Rochea. It's a very common plant in people's gardens here in San Diego, CA.

Drc726:

Yes, it does kind of grow like a Medusa's head.

Crazy....I love it. Haven't seen any of these around here...I will have to look harder.

Certainly different!
Bet that this comment gets attributed to Iciar!

It did! That's five times in a row!

This is obviously a succulent, I have something very similar, will pop a pic on for you to see....

Alexandramou:

It's a really common plant here...and extremely easy to grow from cuttings. It should grow very well where you live.

I have to walk around and see if anyone is growing this plant.

one of my favorites ..its a type of crassula...i just love the shape. what a lovely one Delonix...

Sandra:

Thanks for the info. I should have known it was in the Crassulaceae family, because of the flowers. I have many of these plants all over the yard.

no probs....mine are tucked away on my window sills ...:-)

Are yours blooming now, also?

no they are not...but they do flower just with our climate things like this flower so randomly....i think this one usualy flowers in the spring after its been in the heated room all winter....

Do most of the Crassula species bloom in spring?

Most species of Crassula bloom in fall or winter, here in San Diego. Soon the large jade shrubs will be blooming.

mine enjoy the outside in the summer i bring them inside for winter and with the heating on it extends the summer but with the light levels falling it takes them longer. i have an aeonium starting to flower now. it will be lovely by christmas...lol

That's great your Aeonium is blooming now. They won't start blooming here until mid - late January.