And speaking of seeds - my Anacampseros rufescens has bloomed repeatedly for me, and due to its self-fertile nature, it's produced seed pods at least twice that I've noticed. I also suspect it's a monocarpic plant (though googling has only led me to one other person willing to make that statement, so who knows for sure) as each branch that blooms severely dies back. Over time, this has meant my plant has become smaller and smaller. So when I spotted another seed pod in late September that still had seeds in it, I pounced. I grabbed it and then massaged it over the mother plant such that the tiny little seeds sprinkled into the same pot. I wasn't sure that would do anything, but I figured it was worth a shot. Several months later and... we have seedlings! Adorable little Anacampseros rufescens seedlings, some of which are even sprouting telltale white hairs! Take a peek - there are at least sixteen visible by my count and that's just one corner of the pot:
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