Welcome!

It looks like Senecio articulatus. Sometimes the undersides of the leaves are a neat purple. The flowers are really nice too!

It's rad! Thank you!

Congrats! It will be easier on you both if you keep it in a dome situation. Learned this early on with some Astrophytum seeds. They were thriving in their bags, took them out, growth stalled. Put them back in and they took off again 😅 Sorry for the unsolicited 🌵 advice - it's kinda what I do 😬

EVERYwhere!

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I don't think I need to add that I did not put him up there. In fact, I'd rather he not get up there, but I'm not mad at him - he's too cute!

If any of the Burro's Tail leaves drop, it's because I just looked at the picture. Blame me 😁

He is - to a degree 😅

Fish trash!

I see a flower on the way! They smell so pretty!

It seems very proud of how terribly fragrant it is 👽💨

Thai/Vietnamese basil goes hard here in Houston. So easy to grow - I still have loads in a garden bed and my neighbor's always pops up between her gate and sidewalk. Good stuff!

I just saw these on Facebook and didn't know who else to show 😅 'Dwight Hiscano, Found in Northern NJ - Stemonitis splendens 'Chocolate Tube Slime Mold'

They said 💪🏽💪🏽🙏!

🤣 🦀 That's hilariously accurate! And I just looked up the etymology of Euphorbia because it's a good question. 'Coined by Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus in 1753 after Euphorbus, a Greco-Mauretanian physician who described the medicinal properties of a related plant c. 12 B.C.E.'

I want that 'problem' lol!