I almost hate to say it, for we often criticize the big growers for mislabeling, but I think this time, YES.

Christopher

TY, appreciate it!

I'm with the Chris O' Cactus on this one - they do appear all correct. You should get more correctly labeled ones, Tiffany. I think Christopher, as do I, grows Kalanchoe beharensis 'Fang', so welcome to the club.

TY! I'm no fool, a plant named 'Fang' must be good, I picked that one first. I got every one they had that I liked & don't already have, except a little jade with flower buds on it. I don't need another identical jade just because of that, but man it was cute. Mine will make a flower someday, if I ever stop making tiny plants out of it/them.

I have 3 of the fangs,one in the ground and 2 in pots.They all came from the same plant,when a piece broke off I just planted it elsewhere.

They did a good job for once on the labels.
Kathi

TY, Kathi, just now saw your comment. I can't find pics of most of these with flowers, except Crassula falcata. Wonder why?

purple, I just noticed there's something smooth and presumably fangless hitchhiking in your first photo.... Hope it's a keeper rather than a weed.

TY, Missing! I think it's off of the Peperomia, but there's no such thing as a weed in a pot (especially if the pot came from CA.) I'm not sure what became of that piece now that the plants were repotted. It probably fell on the ground when I was trying to pry peat away from the roots. Why, oh why do they do it?

Yes, that 'weed' is from the Peperomia, and you can never have enough 'Fangs' in my opinion, vampire that I am. I started mine from a single leaf, and have had several plants from the first one.

Christopher

Just a chance the one you have as K. longifolia coccinea ~ may be K. sexangularis. As it grows, you may be able to figure out which for sure (but, as with all Internet pix~that might become rather confusing).

I'm surprised you say you couldn't find pix of C. falcata pix with blooms. There is one linked below.

Here is a link that might be useful:

TY, Rosemarie!

Christopher, there were 5 individual plants in that tiny pot! I gave them some breathing room.

Label check?

(On the left the 'got lost' word is Colorata.)

Label check?

Label check? The one on the right says Crassula platyphylla. I'm confused about the one on the left. Isn't C. obliqua a synonym of C. ovata - in which case this is C. ovata 'Tricolor' ?

Imageshack is making my pics small, gave up on them for today, so the multi-posts.

The 'Opalina' doesn't look quite what I'd think it should (but it could be)~will have to wait & see what it looks like down the road. Linked below what I think it should look like.

I have never seen G. amethystinum for sale. So, no clue if that is correct. Would be quite a GEM if it is the one! =)

E. moranii is correct, albeit etiolated. I love the buds & blooms on this one!

Yes, C. ovata 'Tricolor' (although some may argue the point).
Not sure if they still use C. nudicaulis v. platyphylla or not. Looks like the one.

Here is a link that might be useful:

TYVM! These plants were cold, outside. I saved what I could. The ones still out there yesterday are dead I'm sure, rained all day. If not, 24 deg tonight should make sure they're good'n'dead.

That amethystinum looked already intriguingly purple to me, though the most unhappy, in my novice estimation, of the group that followed me home. Isn't it always the most unusual one? Hope the sun comes back soon.