Succulents ID Help Please

10 years ago

Received this succulent arrangement as a gift. I know the Sempervivums, but can anyone ID the other trailing plants? Thanks---

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missingtheobvious
10 years ago
Could you post close-up photos of the ones you'd like identified, please?
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dpnsc
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10 years ago
Below are close-up photos of the two I'd like to identify...thanks!
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Thanks for the info Jeffrey. Re: the sans. the one in the bottom is an etoiliated Patens. The one in the top is a sorta unknown sans. I got it from a local greenhouse with the name of SNRS (I forget the numbers). I've been told though that this is not a valid name and a few people that have looked have not been able to track this name to anything documented. Personally, I believe it is Sansevieria halli. I'm waiting to send a plant to a friend though for more experienced confirmation. Check here in the upcoming week and I should have a photo uploaded of it. http://photobucket.com/albums/a36/rhodostom/ Thanks for the help and interest. -Michael
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It looks like Sedum hispanicum to me (or a form of). If the leaves are hairy, then Sedum hirsutum would look good. Are the leaves hairy? I can't tell.
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Nice plants, but they have different care requirements so they're not good candidates to put together. Ex: Haworthias prefer indirect light to part shade, while Crassulas want as much direct sun as they can get. Personally, I'd be more concerned to get them out of that peaty looking & mix into more appropriate soil.
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Proper care includes a pot with adequate drainage holes in it, has the pot got at least one? Is it double potted, on looking closer I now think so? Would be best on a saucer type outer one as full cache pots as tight as that promote humidity, poor air flow and you can't see if there run off in it...all bad for any c/s :-)
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dpnsc
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10 years ago
The second one...
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shadeyplace
10 years ago
2nd one looks like Angelonia
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missingtheobvious
10 years ago
I believe the first plant is Sedum tetractinum, Chinese stonecrop. Most of the photos you'll see have bright green leaves; your photo shows the darker color the leaves turn in fall.

There's a Sedum rupestre named 'Angelina' -- maybe that's what shadyplace is thinking of for the second plant? I don't know if 'Angelina' is less chartreuse and more green under certain light conditions.
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dpnsc
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you for your expertise, missingtheobvious...those have to be the ones!
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missingtheobvious
10 years ago
I don't know about expertise, dpnsc -- wait to see whether the real experts correct me....
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