This plant throws its parts around. No nearby pot is safe from a well tossed arm.
When this plant arrived from Logee’s, I sent back a complaint that the pieces were not even rooted yet.
Their short response was…It does not matter. Now, I know why. No roots needed. Neglect necessary.
Something must have signaled this Huernia zebrina /Lifesaver Plant to bloom now.
Each pot, no matter its location, is blooming.
Its blooms are too perfect to seem real.
It thrives on neglect with full sun and very little water.
This may be the perfect plant for you “Black Thumb” folks.
FLOW
floweralley 
Those blooms are amazing. I like their architectural form, although they remind me a bit of Lifesavers (and I just now noticed your title!)
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I have one of these. It sprawls all over the place, but hasn’t bloomed. Probably not enough sun.
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Ignore it. Put it where it cannot get rained on. I had one start rotting due to rain. I think it likes a hot bottom, too.
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Our rainy season is about to start, so I’ll be putting potted succulents back inside. Maybe next summer I’ll put it out near the tomatoes in pots on the black asphalt driveway–that should heat up its bottom!
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Ha. Mine love to sit on rocks and plastic wood benches. Good luck Audrey
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What incredible flowers! Sounds like my kind of houseplant. 😉
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Hey, i have the same plant and a blog post talking about it .. 😨😅 question, mine is currently outside in full to partial sun, how often should I water it? Yours looks ideal
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Water it very little. It likes to be ignored. Arms will rot with too much water.
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