Unknown cactus and succulent please help !

7 years ago

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Hi guys! Please help me identify these beautiful plants. Thank you so much! The photos seem stretched wide. Just click on them for a clearer picture.

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tcstoehr
7 years ago
My wild guess for the first one is Echeveria Agavoides. Cultivar unknown.
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Rob Blomquist
7 years ago
The cactus is a Mammilaria, but I don't know the species.
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Frank
7 years ago
#1 could be Echeveria 'Gilva'.
cactusmcharris, interior BC Z4/5
7 years ago
I agree with tc, it's in the Echeveria agavoides ('like an agave'!!!!!). The Mammillaria will be more easily ID'd when it flowers - often that's the only key to which species it is exactly (there are more than 100).
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jsia_214
Original Author
7 years ago
The echeveria's leaves are really fat and fleshy.. I live in the Philippines. Most of the time they arent labeled. Thank you for the responses!

@cactusmcharris i will wait until.. if it flowers then!

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