Rosularia platyphylla

Thank you for the instructions on posting a photo Marko.
This is a very sad looking Rosularia sempervivum ssp glaucophylla.
Photo taken 3/6/2011

Here is Rosularia platyphlla. It is doing very well.

This one was sold to me as Rosularia rechingeri, but I know that it is not rechingeri. : (

Plants look great Lynn! Even this R.sempervivum. I hope it will recover completely.

I never saw R.rechingeri so I can't tell. It looks like some Sedum or even one of those hardy Crassula. You could probably know more
when the plant produce flower.

The photos are great! I'm curious how they will survive zone 5 winters? Did you buy them from an online nursery in Ohio called So Succulent Gardens? I noticed that they were selling rechengeri and it looked like a sedum.

Rosularia platyphlla & Rosularia rechingeri from Mountaincrest Gardens and the Rosularia sempervivum ssp glaucophylla from Green Gate Nursery up by Portland, OR.
Green Gate has some wonderful and hard to find plants.

I've started rechingeri from seed. Some is from wild collected seed from kazahkstan another group is garden collected. I got them both from the nargs. seed exchange. we'll see how they mature. Then I can post a picture.

I would love to see what they look like. The ones sold to me as rechingeri is growing very quickly this spring. Will be interesting to see what the blooms are like this year.

Description here: http://flora.huh.harvard.edu/china/PDF/PDF08/ROSULARIA.pdf

Happy New Year Renata and Mark. : )

Renata that link doesn't have anything about R. rechingeri.

Mark I can't wait to see what yours looks like when mature. I just joined NARGS in December. I'll have to look at the catalog to see if they are offered this year.