Need help identifying these succulents please

11 years ago

I got these plants recently from a couple of different sellers. However, there was no information on their species. I was only told that they're succulents, so to water them sparingly. But I would like to have an idea of their species so I know what to do when I want to re-pot them or propagate them. Thanks.

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palmbob

11 years ago

#1 Echeveria… maybe peacockia; #4 Sedum x rubrotinctum; #6 Portulacaria afra variegated

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hablu
11 years ago
The first Echeveria seems pulidonis to me.

Harry
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DavidL.ca
11 years ago
First one E. pulidonis is correct :D
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hablu
11 years ago
number 5: Sedum adoplhi I think
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breton2
11 years ago
6. Portulacaria afra variegata
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bernardyjh
11 years ago
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I'm pretty sure #4 is Sedum Rubrotinctum

http://www.succulents.us/assets/images/sedumrubro.jpg
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rosemariero
11 years ago
I agree with others:
1. Echeveria pulidonis
2. possibly Graptopetalum macdougallii (need flowers to confirm)
3. looks like hybrid of Echeveria purpusorum
4. Sedum rubrotinctum
5. Sedum adolphi
6. Portulacaria afra f. variegata
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andy_e
11 years ago
I was thinking #2 looks like a Pachyveria.
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rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
11 years ago
...I thought #2 was echeveria Elegans...?
andy_e
11 years ago
The leaf tips on E. elegans are more rounded.
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rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
11 years ago
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andy
This could have been mislabeled, I bought it as e.Elegans - what do you think?:

and it's flowers:

Rina
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Selina P.
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks to all for help with identifying these plants.
I realise I have another one. Could you help me identify this please?
hablu
11 years ago
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???? x graptopetalum 'bornze'

????????

Harry

Hi Rina,

(from work so I cannot reach my pictures)

Don't think you have elegans there. Flowers don't fit and leafform is to pointy

Harry
rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
11 years ago
Harry,
Thanks, I do have note 'maybe' besides the name...Rina
rosemariero
11 years ago
Rina, seems like maybe an E. prolifica hybrid. On the species, the stamen would stick out of the bloom.

Need blooms on the Grapto, to be sure.

Last pic, Harry almost has it...xGraptosedum 'Bronze'.

Although it doesn't look like it, I saw an Echeveria 'Lola' today with the design of the leaves of #3. Just throwing that in there! :)