I have to admit I've gravely underestimated these plants... I thought they'd grow slower and stay more or less small at least for a while. But they are obviousy not that kind of mesembs. It's been less than 3 weeks since they were just little bunnies.
Don't know if it's visible on the pic - the leaves are sparkling in the sun as if they were made out of thousands of tiny diamonds.
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