Succulent ID request and closing rosette?
Bonnie Yeung
6 years ago
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Kara 9b SF Bay Area CA
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoBonnie Yeung thanked Kara 9b SF Bay Area CARelated Discussions
My latest no ID Sans. - rosette like
Comments (39)Yes, to back luck. No to having to work twice as hard. Actually Laura, that's just not true. People really assume wrongly about that. Someone on here (Houseplants), on seeing pix of a lush hanging plant I've grown & showed, told me he couldn't believe I could grow such beautiful plants in an apartment. It helps to know what you're doing. But the key was to learn WHICH PLANTS to grow in my conditions. Since I have all unobstructed west-facing windows on top floor w/ no AC, I had to learn heat tolerant plants & those which could go w/out water for a bit. EX: Orchids which often need a 20% different in day vs. night temps, is not a condition I can ever reproduce here, so I don't grow them. Which is largely why I grow mostly succulents. Happy to say they mostly do well....See MoreID this succulent now that it's beginning to flower?
Comments (4)Thanks, guys! It sure looks like the right species. I hadn't been able to find any Echeveria with those little points on the leaves. Mine is pretty sun-starved here in western Oregon, so I imagine its growth habit is a bit different from most. Hopefully it'll take-off this summer. Pretty little plants you have there, Howard, as always! Edit: just did an image search of the species and cultivars...wow. Now mine seems boring....See MoreSmall Echeveria or Rosettes? Possible ID
Comments (8)RoRo I didn't even think of Rosularia...(cousin of hens & chicks) - also hardy. sunb - now you have choice of two - Rosularia and Hens&Chicks. They have smallish rosettes. Are you planning on keeping pots indoors? These are hardy succulents & will be most likely better outdoors (depends on your location). Rina...See MoreUnknown succulent identification request
Comments (5)I thought that as well but there are some major differences, Portulaca usually flowers in summer and the stems are green, this ones are pinkish and also flowers in winter (night temperatures around 32*or a little below), that why I did not think or Portulaca. I've also been looking at so many Portulacas online and none has this specific characteristics. Here is another picture that shows the stem in detail...See Morelaticauda
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