Hello, I will be tracking my succulents here, because, I think it will be interesting to look back in the future at this.

Currently, there's nothing much happening with my succulents.

One thing though, is I need to repot some sedum. I'm trying to find more 2 inch and 3 inch pots, but it's kind of hard to do so, LOL.

I just bought these for seed starting and tiny plants - maybe what you are looking for? They are really nice.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07YW8N1J7/

there are decent 3 inch pots on etsy that I plan on getting soon.

Thank you both for your reccomendations.
I'll buy those ones on Amazon once I get enough budget.

Today I saw that my silver ball cactus has viable seeds

Pilea aquamarine is putting off new bloom buds. It is still in quarantine for mealy bug, if I see no mealy bug on blooms，I think I can't get it off quarantine, I think. What do you think, @Baja Costero
(Just want to ask a "pro" )

jooshewa said:there are decent 3 inch pots on etsy that I plan on getting soon.

vbs hobby is where I get my 1" and 2" seed and root-in-rock training pots, plastic and terracotta

New plant obtained:

Sedum 'Button Blue Balls'

It's like sedum japonicum but a dusty blue, and suprisingly, it's not an aqua-blue, it's a real blue-blue-ish. probably 80% blue, 20% green.

I'll have to see how it does.

sedumzz said:New plant obtained:

Sedum 'Button Blue Balls'

It's like sedum japonicum but a dusty blue, and suprisingly, it's not an aqua-blue, it's a real blue-blue-ish. probably 80% blue, 20% green.

I'll have to see how it does.

Photo please.. there will be no fun if you maintain a notebook / diary without any photo to see the progress

Sedumzz said in the very first sentence that this thread was for them. Its a blog and we are interlopers.

I will post photos soon It is a good suggestion

As suggested by @Kaktus
Here is a photo Sedum button blue balls!



Edit: It's a cutting of the main plant. Main plant is outside to see how it does.

Obtained:
Monanthes polyphylla - So tiny!
Here's a photo to track growth:



Sedum dasyphyllum Minor - First step to collecting the Dasyphies (Abbreviation for Dasyphyllums)

Trichodemia den-something - It's very cute.

sedumzz said:As suggested by @Kaktus
Here is a photo Sedum button blue balls!



Edit: It's a cutting of the main plant. Main plant is outside to see how it does.

why this one looks like moss rose to me?

Looks like a sedum to me.

It is sedum, @Kaktus you are right though, It does resemble a blue-ish sunrose

Today I notice while looking at my monanthes that the leaves are covered in tiny water-holding cells.

It looks like those sugar-covered gummies or gumdrops....

It's been some time since I added info to this thread.

I have a shipment of plastic pots coming in,,,,, I can't wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(As you can see, I am quite excited!)

I hope to repot most of my succies into them, so they look uniform . I will use the fancy pots on other plants and also to make mini-scenes.

I have a few cuttings rooting , of sedum , most are doing fine

Huaaah!! I just saw! On the listing it says they are 2.7 inches wide!! Even though it markets them as 3 inch pots!
Now I can fit two rows with some wiggle space!

As I was measuring, I could not help to notice the recent growth spurt of my sedum dasyphyllum var. glanduliferum. It seems to grow faster than the var. minor!?

Today, I repotted many of my succulents into the 2.7 inch pots.

Apparently, the table next to the windowsill blocks out half of the windowsill, so I can only fit one row. mostly.

Oh well.. STill ok though