Need help identifying succulents

11 years ago

I'm new to succulents so I'm rubbish at identifying them. I just got some new ones and I was wondering if you guys could ID or confirm IDs for me. Here's my best guesses:

1) Sedum Nussbaumerianum?

2) Chocolate soldier?

3) Some species of jade perhaps?

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sowngrow (8a) G
11 years ago
The second one is Kalanchoe tomentosa.
Vanessa Lorenzo
Original Author
11 years ago
Ok great. That's what I thought. Anyone have IDs for the others?
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bella_florentia
11 years ago
The First one resembles one I own. Not sure if they're the same, but I've been unable to find an Id for it.
sowngrow (8a) G
11 years ago
The first one looks like one I have that was labeled Graptosedum "California Sunset'-sorry about the sideways photo.
sowngrow (8a) G
11 years ago
Your last one may be this, hard to tell for sure:
hablu
11 years ago
The first could be Sedum adolphi

Harry
Vanessa Lorenzo
Original Author
11 years ago
I think the first one is definitely some sort of sedum. Adolphii looks about right. Not sure if the last is an echeveria though. The leaves are up on these little stalks/branches. you can sort of see it in this picture. When I'm home I'll get a good side view of it.
bernardyjh
11 years ago
Vanessa, I might be with Sowngrow on the third one here, it does have the coloration of a multicaulis, but the plant is quite etiolated and its leaves seems much smaller than an echeveria. It could perhaps be some form of Sedum.

Need more pics to give a better id.

Bernard
rosemariero
11 years ago
I agree with IDs...
1. Sedum adolphi (S. nussbaumerianum is now reclassified as this name as well).
2. Kalanchoe tomentosa
3. Echeveria multicaulis