Hi Mike,
Looks like you've been busy..:)

pic. #5... second plant from left is Echeveria nodulosa "Painted Beauty" ..

I just got one in the mail yesterday.. LOL! Awsome plant!
She gets tall and bushy.

pic #7 is a variegated form of one my mom has called "hearts and Flowers" sorry I dont know the real name.

Nice plants!!!
The yellow ones in pic. 5 are interesting.

Pic #3.. gollum fingers Jade?

JoJo

1 looks like a Euphorbia bupleurifolia/pubiglans hybrid, sort of.

7 is Aptenia, 3 has two plants...the larger is a jade 'Golum', the fuzzy one is a Cotyledon. 2 is an Aloe of some type. Nice haul, by the way.

Dave
Milwaukee

#1 is Euphorbia suzanne x bupleurifolia.

Hi Mike,

pic. #5 ~ First one may be Crassula platyphylla
The 4th one over (pink one) Anacampseros rufescens 'sunrise'

the last pic. the large one on left bottom row... may be an Aeonium. Does it have tiny teeth?
Aeonium's have tiny teeth.

JoJo

#3 is Crassula ovata 'Gollum' 'Skinny Fingers' is a variety of 'Gollum' and thier is one more variety called 'Coral' that came from Europe a giant form the the above mentioned' Gollum' You have several 'Jade' plants in the pictures. One is very white and may not live. You also have a plant that looks like "Jade" but I believe could be Senecio 'Jacobsonii' which is a trailing plant. Don't let it fool you. The one with the red flowers, it 'Red Apple' can't recall the "Latin name" oh, yes 'Apetina". I am so glad to see that you are interested in names, many people are not and tease me because I am.
Jo Jo I am pretty sure that you are right about #5 Crassula platyphylla
This one of the reasons we need to know the names, if you have a problem with one of these just tell me that name, and see If we can be of help.

JoJo you are great with the names, your certainly not a beginner. Norma

Mike:

Joscience is right about #1, he identified mine for me! #4 is as Norma suggested, Senecio jacobsenii, known as trailing jade, although of course it is not a jade at all.

Glad to see you're expanding your succulent collection. Now all you need are a few cacti and you'll be all set.

Christopher

Christopher

Jumping in with my 2¢:

Agreeing with some IDs, filling in blanks on others;
Not naming the Jades, Crassula, as you say you know them...

1. Euphorbia bupleurifolia x susannae
2. Aloe juvenna, I believe
3. Crassula ovata 'Gollum' & Cotyledon tomentosa ssp. tomentosa
4. Looks most like Senecio jacobsenii to me, although I grow it outdoors where it gets some color to it-so, it may be something else
5. Between the Crassulas, Echeveria nodulosa 'Painted Beauty', Anacampseros rufescens 'Sunrise'
6. Is the white (pink?) flowering plant considered a succulent?
7. Aptenia cordifolia variegata (Variegated Red Apple or V. Hearts & Flowers)
8. Portulacaria afra variegata, Aeonium arboreum (possible a Catlin hybrid/cultivar)

Norma,
You are too kind. I really do appriciate the compliment. But really am just a beginner..

I love to read!! I spend spare time here and on the net, just looking around.

I love posts like this too! I may not own the plant now, but learning them is fun and may come across them someday and I like knowing what they are..:)

JoJo

Again Mike, you're plants look wonderful! I had a clipping of Aptenia but this was when i didn't know much about plants and unfortunatly mine did not make it. Wow, did I miss out because yours looks beautiful!

Ash

Thankyou soooo much!!

I shall now be able to read up on them and also continue to come here for further help and support...
Thank God I know good people like everyone here..

Mike..:-)

They sure do come with their share of homework.. If I did as much in High School as I do now, I would have been an A student.. LOL!!!

I have notebooks I file everything in, and have sure gone through some ink on the printer! LOL!!

Not to mention their like having 100 kids to care for...:)

But worth it... :)

i think #6 is serissa foetida. not a succulent. sometimes used for bonsai.