Any clue on this tiny leaved dasy.
dasyphyllum very tiny and smooth, good growth, was a 3" pot, 2013. Planted into a 8" square pot last fall.


dasyphyllum 2013


dasyphyllum suendenmanii, very tiny and fuzzy, this was a 3" pot from mail order, fell apart when I tried to transplant, most of it died. 2012
for any help

Awesome dasys chickhill.

Did you know that all of those tiny leaves that fall off the plant will root and increase the colony? Just sprinkle them on the top of the soil.
Your first photo appears to be Sedum dasyphyllum.
I am not sure what the second one is. We will have to do more research on it.

I love my Sedum dasyphyllum suendenmanii. Once yours gets going you will love it. It does seem to take some time for it to colonize. Very slow growing compared to the other dasyphyllum that I have.

I did let them fall on top, I think it was to hot. I had a lot of trouble getting the whole batch going.
The second one is also from ebay, it was labeled Major dasyphyllum.
Ladies

Here is a photo of my dasyphyllum 'Major'. It really does seem to take time and patience for these sedum to get going. I've had mine for several years and this is what it looks like now.
Truth is, they have been moved several times. Wonder if that is the reason it took forever for them to make something noticeable?
I also got mine in the summer, and I put them in full sun. I now know they don't like full sun here.

Good info Lynn...no photo though I have mine in semi sun, and was planning to move them to a brighter place, now I'll just leave them be! Thank you!!

Thank you Greg. I posted the photo in my above post.

in process of getting all sedums moved back to morn sun/eve. shade. Our summers are getting to hot. I like the hyper-tufa for sedums, I think they like it.

They really seem to like the holes in the cinder blocks, it's kind of like hypertufa.

how strange Lynn I was looking at half of a block yesterday wondering where I could put it with a sedum in it

Here is one of sedum pots, a mini vertical wall...the pot doesn't have a hole drilled in it, so I tipped it sideways!
In looking up 'Love's triangle' I saw that it isn't a dasy its an anglicum - no wonder they look different. So I'm thinking that my plant in this pot is some type of Sedum anglicum.
This first photo shows it in place on my pagoda stand

Close up showing plants

gg5 I like your display

I love that display rack Greg. And that is definitely a lovely dasyphyllum.

Chick, since I put the dasy in the cinder block it has been very happy. It must provide something it loves.

Lynn I bet it keeps it warmer than just in the ground!

Will give it a try.

Very cool display Greg!

Chickhill, love your dasys.

Love them all

How to add updated pic of dasy. on above original post?
Post here or edit original post?

If you post it here people will see it. If you put it on the original post people won't know to go back and look.

with Chris.
Post away Linda.

today one bloom opened-it was white. Can you tell the buds are faintly lt. pink?


2 pots, I can't tell if they are the same.