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What kind of succulents do i have?

veronica lizotte

7 years ago

last modified: 7 years ago

HALP meh frends if you want the names of the plants like name names they are named after x men the one upper left is Storm noxt to that with the weird long stem flowery thing is Scott next to that is Bobby then at the bottom is Warren

I believe Bobby is a hen and chick but that's about all I know

OHALSO SO SCOTTY BOY HAD RED TIPS ON HIS LEAVE THINGS WHEN I FIRST GOT HIM BUT NOW THEY ARE GREEN LIKE THE REST OF HIM IS THERE SOMETHING WRONG WITH HIM

also if you know what they are could you tell me proper care ;\

Storm

Scott

Warren

Bobby

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Patrick Gabriel (zone 6a/6b)
7 years ago
Scott, Warren, and Bobby are all Echeverias, the only one I can ID positively is Bobby, he is Echeveria 'Topsy Turvy'. Storm might be a Groptopetalum or a hybrid of one. Close ups of the flowers on the plants that have them would greatly help with IDing them.
veronica lizotte thanked Patrick Gabriel (zone 6a/6b)
Yan
7 years ago
If your plant has lost colour, then it means its not getting as much light as it used to.
veronica lizotte thanked Yan
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veronica lizotte
Original Author
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
This is storms flower

this is Scotts flower his flowers are doing to good he a couple going good but my dog probably knocked them off or something

warren doesn't have a flower as far as I can tell but he does have the coating of whatever it is so does bobby and storm but Scott does not

Edit: ok so bobby has a lot of leaves shriveling up not a lot but five or six so maybe a lot should i be worried also i apologize for not knowing anything

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