That's a knockout, Yale!

Yales the Senecio acaulis, is Kleinia eclonis

Actually Senecio articulatus 'Candlelight'. Its a variegated cultivar of the species.

Actually Senecio articulatus

Actually Senecio kleiniiformis

Hi Yale.
For sure this is K. grantii.
my plants are a bit dry, yours grow better, quicker
Cok.

Plant is very close, the stam color is dark at my plant...and canaliculatus is from Madagascar....what my plant is.
S. barbertonicus is also close..from Transvaal.

Dear ,
think that no flowering will be +/- notmal for cristated Senecio. I have a cristated S. atropurpurea from Moroco and this since about 5 years. Regularly I have to recut the plant, and every time , on the new growth I have to be carefull to take away the normal forma growth. Untill now I naver have had a flowing on this plant So I would conclude that flowering on criastated Senecio is very rare,
Greetings,
Albert - Belgium/Tenerife

Hi Yale.
I never have seen a flower in the crest , when it grow return to normal then it flower.
and have a look for this Senecio from Lavranos it start to flower now, it is Kleinia. next photo is in flower over a few weeks I think..
Cok.

Hi there ,
This plant I know very well, and if you want I could let you have some more seedlings of this as soon I am back on Tenerife. I will be there as from april 1 untill mid june !!! Like to join us there??? I can arrange very cheap private apartments, and so you could join us during our field research days !!!

Senecio muirii L.Bolus (Ann. Bolus Herb. 1 (4): 192-193, pl. 23E (1915)) from South Africa.

Named for Scottish naturalist John Muir (1874-1947), who collected it growing on cliffs along the Gouritz River.

Is definitely Senecio mandraliscae