Kalanchoe x houghtonii making babies on its' flower stalk, with aerial roots. What's going on with your plant(s)?

Had posted this in hardy semp thread but gotta share here:

Same plant Before in May and then last 2nd & 3rd pics are November. Now still in the crested shape.

My aeonium arboreum seems to be trying to follow the sun, especially the one making a 2nd attempt to bloom.
I love the cold season, when the color changes are more prominent too:
Photo last Dec 2013


Photos this March 2014



Then the Aeonium arboreum var artopurpureum 'Schwarzkopf'
Photo last Dec 2013:


Photo this March 2014: don't know if it is trying to follow the sun or hiding from it


Finally seeing some new growth on this aeonium stem..have chopped off the head last 2012, and moved it to a ball planter I was making then. Nice to see multiple tiny rosettes this March 2014:

Love your plants Tee! So smooth and shiny split rock! Love that caudex from your bonsai too! My amaryllis are just beginning to wake up.

Thank you, tarev. I included a few that aren't tender succulents but still interesting, I hope. I love your plant photos too.

I have this noid semp, which is digging in nicely: got to show how it looked differenty to compare to what it is doing now
Last July2013:


Photo last Sept 2013 have repotted it to cover the hole left by the faded blooms and putting some stones and smaller ones to fill the hole:


Photo this March 2014, looks like it has multiplied nicely, and there seems to be a breakaway ring of semps on the left side..I love the varying color hues.

That is lovely. I like the blooms on those. I have a similar one if I can locate the photo.

Sorry I can't find a better photo.

Hey Tee, I got a similar looking bonsai - fat caudex ..I got this last Thanksgiving, so still learning how to grow it, so far it has survived winter indoors nicely.
The label on the plant says Ficus microcarpa 'Ginseng'

Lovely lovely semps Tee!

It's looking good, tarev. I really ♥ caudex plants.

Oh cool! Do you have experience growing Pachypodium saundersii? Mine is bowing and going downhill I am not ready to bring it outdoors since we still get 48F at night. It is in a south facing window...seems like it is already looking out the window heheh

It looks sadly thin..caudex nada ..



It used to be nice and plump last summer:

Those can be tricky. I've lost a Pachypodium or two. They don't like water during cool fall and winter months but you probably already know that. I'd give that one more time and see what happens after your weather warms.

Okay..fingers crossed! Temps so erratic..right now I am reading 93F outside..and we started at 48F this morning
Thanks Tee!

I know what you mean. We've had an unusually cold winter and now temps are up and down like a roller coaster.

Echeveria 'Doris Taylor' - cresting is more prominent, and plant got bigger during winter

Oh My, I've never seen an echeveria crest! Most interesting, Tarev...
I love Doris Taylors...

Thanks Bev! It is so cute eh? Like a reptilian succulent

Makes me love Doris T. even more! Tarev how cool is that! Thank you for interesting photos!