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Vicmps

2017-10-12

What’s the name of this species?

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pokemondude13

2017-10-03

please help me ID my succulent and help him grow back to full health. Any tips on the species he turns out to be is more than welcome, this is my first succulent.#help #Layering #suncculents

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Ueca: This is a Sempervivum. Plant it into any spot of soil in your yard, or anywhere that gets fresh air. If in a yard, check at night to make sure slugs aren't trying to eat it. Usually just leaving it alone in the front yard is a pretty good plan.

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cclecombe

2017-09-21

Trying to get this cutting going, but have no idea whether to treat it as a regular succulent or more like a Jade. Any idea what species this is so I can research?

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meriunkat: @cclecombe your welcome 😆

cclecombe: @meriunkat thank you!!

meriunkat: That there is Portulucaria Afra "elephant bush"

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littlebadger

2017-09-15

Any ideas on species id?

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Ueca

2017-09-03

After separating the other species from the main group.

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Ueca

2017-08-30

What is the species of this succulent? Somebody posted a similar one recently, I believe.

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Ueca: Found it; Echeveria pellucida.

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Ueca

2017-08-27

Can you name all the species of succulents in this mug?

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Ueca

2017-08-22

What is the species of this climbing plant?

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Cristel: Euonymus, possibly “Winter Creeper”

Ueca: Found it. It is the merit-winning Euonymus fortunei.

Ueca: Currently it is about 60cm tall, but it was up to 3m up the wall in the past.

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succulentnewbie

2017-08-12

Can anyone help me ID the first 4? Also if someone knows what's wrong with the last two, it would help me out a lot! Last one is a crassula sub species

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fearlessgrower: i agree, flapjack needs water

meriunkat: the first one is Graptosedum Francesco Baldi

Haleyfleeanne: Last two, looks like they need water.

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Lucky Coyote

2017-08-09

I'm curious if this is an Aloe Vera or another Aloe species. It's really spiky and about 8 inches tall

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Camden Crace: It is either that or a twilight zone aloe.

Camden Crace: @Aurora I think it is an aloe haworthioides. Or haworthia leaved aloe.

Aurora: I know it's not aloe Vera but I do not know what type of aloe it is 😕

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Ueca

2017-07-27

What are the species of these succulents? Most of them must be Echeverias but finding the species name is the hardest thing ever.

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meriunkat: the last one on the first row to the left looks like portuluca afra "Elephant Bush"

meriunkat: the last one on the second row to the right looks like Echeveria Lola

meriunkat: I have one like that last one on the bottom right corner.. don't know the name either

meriunkat: I'm pretty sure the first one is also a Perle Von Nurnberg, I have one that is growing new leaves and they look like that

meriunkat: @sarajordan2993 I know home Depot and Lowe's do put name tags

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Ueca

2017-07-15

What are these succulent species? I am especially interested in the Gasteria-like plants.

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Abby Gill: The first and third are probably pachyphytum, the second one maybe haworthia, the fourth one echeveria lola, the seventh a type of echeveria, and the last one some kind of sedum. I'm not 100% sure though.

meriunkat: the second picture on the last row had a small sedum Morganianum "donkey tail"

dIgfi34ly59

2017-06-27

Can anyo identify this plant? I live in the Pacific Northwest; this, clearly, isn't a native species, but it was here when I bought the house. The three photos show an overall view, the leafy base, and the budding flowers at the top of the woody stem. This beautiful plant is in a drip-irrigated rock garden.