Help me identify this plant! I still have no idea what this is but it appears to have rooted and is showing #newgrowth so I may eventually get my answer... PlantID
"Little Pickles" is a truly #greatname and I hope it proves correct. I found one on Google that looks just about identical called "Ruby Necklace" though I never saw anything less like a ruby necklace in my life...TY @yogi2 !
I don't think this is it othonna capensis.. The leaves look almost identical, but that grows as a drapey vine (like a string of bananas, with bigger leaves), while the stem on this looks stiff and the leaf growth compact. Maybe some kind of ice plant? 🤷🏻♀️ Idk, no point stressing over an ID until you know it's gonna live and grow, right? Care is similar for both, so just keep doing what you're doing!
Help me identify this plant! I still have no idea what this is but it appears to have rooted and is showing #newgrowth so I may eventually get my answer... PlantID
"Little Pickles" is a truly #greatname and I hope it proves correct. I found one on Google that looks just about identical called "Ruby Necklace" though I never saw anything less like a ruby necklace in my life...TY @yogi2 !
I had one. The name tag on the pot it said the little pickles othonna capensis. They don't do well indoors at all.
Well, that's alarming @yogi2 because in my zone I doubt very much it would make it outdoors for long...
I don't think this is it othonna capensis.. The leaves look almost identical, but that grows as a drapey vine (like a string of bananas, with bigger leaves), while the stem on this looks stiff and the leaf growth compact. Maybe some kind of ice plant? 🤷🏻♀️ Idk, no point stressing over an ID until you know it's gonna live and grow, right? Care is similar for both, so just keep doing what you're doing!