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Need a ID for a few new plants

8 years ago

I just received a good many succulents as a gift. I think I have gotten the ID on some, but these are the ones that I would really appreciate some guidance on. I am planning on repotting them in individual pots this week. I have always wanted succulents and now feel a little overwhelmed having so many at once and want to research each one to find out the best way to keep them healthy. Thank you in advance for any help!

Plant 1.

Couple pics of Plant 2...I have 3 of them

Couple of Pics of Plant 3, which I have 2 of of

Plant 4

Thank you again for any help!!

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rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
1. looks like Peperomia ferreyrae.

2. maybe pachyveria? - not sure

3. aeonium, perhaps canariensis?

4. not sure...

Looks like they are in very peaty mix. For better results, consider better draining mix, usually one made of grit, perlite and some other ingredients-mostly inorganic.

Containers need to have drainage holes and plants need lots of light.
Todd C
8 years ago
Number 2.might be graptosedum bronze
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