Identify This Succulent
westes Zone 9b California SF Bay
2 months ago
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westes Zone 9b California SF Bay
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please can someone identify this succulent?
Comments (3)All I can say is it doesn't look much like any impatien I've ever grown :) You might try the Cactus and Succulent group....See MorePlease help me identify these succulents and cacti
Comments (3)Thank you for your help! I have also posted in another website - and identified a couple more. I am deleteing all pics but the first now. It is the only one I can't seem to identify! Thanks again!...See MoreIdentifying a succulent
Comments (4)I bought this little guy at the store just yesterday ..... It looks a little worse off than it did yesterday ==>> i doubt that ... i might suggest the lighting is different so it appears different ... things just dont happen that fast in the plant world ... im sure someone will roll thru with an ID .... does the pot have a drain hole??? since you are a new ... understand... you dont need an exact id .... for exact instructions .. and that is why the tag has care instructions on the tag .. i can see them .. but only read the 'light part' ... knowledge is power ... but specificity usually isnt .... within a given type of plants .... like the tag said.. its as succulent ... and with these.. benign neglect is usually much better than too much love ... this thing ought to 'need' very little or nothing from you beyond proper light.. and proper watering ... that i see water on the plant.. and water in the try .. i suspect someone will come along and tell you it might not need water for a weeks or month at best.. based you where you are.. and what you house is like ... mostly a/c this time of year.. and whether you have a dehumidifier ... in other words.. how fast that tiny pot can actually take to dry out ... tend towards dry on all succulents ... good luck.. even with total failure.. you will learn something.. and you can try again ... but i doubt that will happen .. ken...See MoreRequest Help to Identify my Succulents
Comments (2)Can't tell for sure; top could be radula as Tiffany suggested (has tiny 'spots/bumps') or Haw. attenuata (slightly bigger 'bumps'). Radula looks almost silvery - comparison below:...See Morewestes Zone 9b California SF Bay
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