Cacti/succulent ID help
Connor Schwieso
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greenclaws UK, Zone 8a
7 years agoConnor Schwieso
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Need help with Cacti and Succulent ID's please :)
Comments (4)Yes, #2 and #3 are Mammillarias, I'm not positive which. #4 is Echinocactus grusonii, very much a baby still. #5, Pachypodium? Someone will know this for sure. #6 is a Stenocactus, very hard to tell the different species apart. #7 is Frithia pulchra. #8 is Mammillaria carmenae....See MoreHelp ID'ing cacti/succulents
Comments (5)First is crassula cv. gollum some calls it cv. hobbit but I think hobbit is different... but as most the web pictures are wrong labeled because it seems any lord of the rings character name do well... it's hard to tell Second one you may find it as crassula portulacea or crassula ovata. I would say portulaceae Third (veeeeery beautiful) and fifth might be some sort of sedum or sedeveria (hybrids between sedum and echeveria) it would be really hard to get a correct id... Fourth is an haworthia, even harder to tell an exact species... take a look at www.haworthia.com Paul....See MoreID Help Please :) Cacti/Succulents found at Enchanted Rock
Comments (3)Thank you! Cylindropuntia leptocallis seems more like my memory of it. I have a better picture of it somewhere. And sedum nuttallianum popped up in searches for Enchanted Rock. :)...See MoreSucculent/Cacti ID please help! pt 4
Comments (5)last 3.. look to still be in their small nursery pot.. great ... just make sure water doesnt accumulate in the decorative pots ... we call this system.. pot-in-pot .... do your plants like guitar music.. lol ... have fun with your new plants ... ken...See Moregreenclaws UK, Zone 8a
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