I think it could be a crassula but I'm not sure, can you help me?{{gwi:479488}}Davide
Dear Davide,
Crassulaceae, maybe, but I don't think that it's a Crassula.
Maybe an Aichryson, related to the Aeonium side of the Crassulaceae.
I don't know how to spell it so I can't Google it - something like Crassula mesembreanthemopsis jumps into my foggy memory when I look at this pic.
Al
Forget the Crassula mesembryanthemopsis. I am way off on that one.
At first I thought myabe Sedum lydium or Sedum palidum, but I believe it is Sedum multiceps, seen at the link below.
~Rosemarie
Here is a link that might be useful: Sedum multiceps
Thank you all. Sedum multiceps! Rosemarie: is the second pic of the link relative to another species?Davide
Yes, Davide, the 2nd pic in the link is a different plant.
~R
I wonder if it could be a Delosperma?
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