Please Please help with ID's on my succulants..

7 years ago

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Hello thank you very much for taking the time to help !

Could someone please help with ID's on some the succulents in my collection. Hopefully then I can research how to care for them appropriately !

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chuckerfly

7 years ago

Can you post individual photo of your plants, please, with numbers? I see some Echeveria, Kalanchoe, Sedum, maybe Aeonium, but it's hard to be sure from that pic alone..

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rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
Chris

Yes, pls. number them, take individual photos, or at least just 2-3 per photo. And try to get more of close-ups, some are very small to ID.

Succulents need very similar care: fast draining potting mix, containers with drainage holes (hope all of yours have it), very good light - many will do best in good sunlight.

And letting us know your general location or at least a growing zone would help. Best if added to your name.
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7 years ago
Thanks have numbered a few. I am in Perth Australia, really hot climate. I want to keep the plants in my rear courtyard - without me adding some sort of covering they would get around 5hrs direct sun...

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rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
4. looks like Aloe juvenna. Will get darker color in full sun (if you want it green, give it less sunlight)

5. probably xSedeveria, maybe 'Harry Butterfield'? I have similar/same (?) plant, it was in full sun outdoors in summer. Gets nice reddish tips. It trails, so better in hanging basket:

8. Aeonium, maybe A. canariense?

9. I think Kalanchoe marmorata?
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mesembs
7 years ago
Rina, I beg to differ on number 4. I have one of those, and unless the label is wrong, it looks like an A. zanzibarica.
Liz (Virginia z6b)
7 years ago
Palms, according to Dave's Garden, juvenna and zanzibarica are synonyms for each other, so you're both correct.
chuckerfly
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
here are my guess, don't know the exact species though..

2. Monadenium

3. Echinopsis maybe? How long is the flower stalk?

4. I have similar plant which I thought was A. juvenna. Google search of those 2 names produces similar looking images to me.. (just saw Liz's comment above.. I'll take any names.. ;p )

5. Sedum morganianum
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rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
#4 - It may be S. morganianum - the reason I thought Sedeveria because leaves are quite long - but maybe not long enough on OPs plant.

A. juvenna is AKA as zanzibarica, and also tiger tooth aloe...too many names for the same plant :)
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mesembs
7 years ago
Ah. Thanks Liz! I admit I should have looked that one up before calling it.
Tehya (Zone 9a)
7 years ago
6 is a graptopetalum paraguaynese (aka ghost plant)
garrett222
7 years ago
1. Euphorbia trigona

2. Opuntia subulata

3. Echinopsis?

4. Aloe juvenna

5. Sedum morganianum

6. graptopetalum paraguaynese

7. Echeveria imbricata?

8. Aeonium arboreum?

9. Kalanchoe marmorata

10. ?

The question marks are for the ones I'm not 100% sure on, everything else should be correct.
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