Can some help me identify these 7 plants please :)

pcarlson1115

10 years ago

Plant #1

Plant #2

Plant #3

Plant #4

Plant #5

Plant #6

Plant #7

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MarcPerr
10 years ago
Plant 2 might be a jade plant
pcarlson1115
Original Author
10 years ago
great, thank you for your help :)
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To saltcedar, Yup.. bt i really cant find any information about these few plants.. so i seek help from you all.. i just want to say i'm not lazy... i got do work before asking you all... To esh_ga, thank you so much... you help me a lot... I'm from Malaysia... The weather here is always hot but always rain also... To carol23, I don't know how to give explanation. For me, they look alike. I really know nothing about them.
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The Poppy in the photo is definitely a perennial, probably an Orientale. If you want to transplant, be prepared to dig for a long taproot and transplant in moist soil quickly. Keep moist for a couple of weeks. The plant will sulk big time, but should recover. To help it you may want to cut the blooms/pods off so they don't take too much energy from the plant, and cut back some of the longer leaves. I take my chances at transplanting these and succeed about 7 out of 10 times. Well worth the effort to try. :O)
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Here are better photos. the top one is the stems, looks like they flower pink or purple. I bought this recently and it is in bad shape. Trying to nurse it back. Any help on how to care for this would be helpful as well. Thank you
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Sophannah, in the US Rose of Sharon means Hybiscus Syriacus. In the UK iT means Hypericum calycinum. A good example of why the botanical names are so important. I've never heard H syriacus called by anything other than its botanical name here. Never heard it called Rose Mallow. If anything, that name might possibly be applied to Lavatera trimestris. Btw the colour of the Hibiscus has been doctored. They're not really that blue. Glads do best if you lift the corms and dry them off to replant. They do tend to rot in out climate.
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alisonoz_gw
10 years ago
No 1 is Adenium obesum
2, I agree, is a Jade
3 (to me) also looks like a crassula
4 is Crassula cv "Gollum"
5 has more of the appearance of one of the gesneriads - like a leggy "goldfish plant"
6 is one of the wavy Euphorbia lactea grafted onto another cactus species
7 might be an aloe - the photo is a little shady
rosemariero
10 years ago
Looks to me like:

1. Adenium obesum
2. Crassula ovata
3. Sedum (wait till it grows out some to determine species)
4. Crassula ovata 'Gollum'
5. Crassula ovata 'Tricolor'
6. Euphorbia lactea, crested (grafted)
7. Gasteria
pcarlson1115
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks so much for your help everyone :)

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