Help! I don't know what my plant is called

10 years ago

last modified: 10 years ago

Hello, I've just bought a seemingly conifer plant last Saturday. I've been searching for it but I'm still not sure what it is. It has blue tips. I've thought that it could be "Blue Star Juniper" or Golden Crest/Lemon Cypress. But I never really saw very close-up pictures of these plants to see if there are also blue tips on them. It's getting a bit dry and brittle and I just want to know what exactly it is to know what is the appropriate care for it. This is only my second plant and and I'm new to this. I'll show some pics of it for you to see. Thank you in advance! Btw, sorry for the low quality of the pics.

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sc77 (6b MA)

10 years ago

Looks interesting, for a second I thought it might actually be some sort of cristate form conifer, but I think it's actually either cactus or succulent. Maybe Crassula Argentea "Coral"
Rhipsalis cereuscula

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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
10 years ago
get some better pix.. and try the name that plant forum ..

ken
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DeanW45
10 years ago
Abies koreana? Maybe Silberperle or one of the other cultivars with silver foliage. Some better pictures would be useful.
summer web
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you, guys. I searched all of your suggestions but unfortunately, they don't look the same as mine. I took some shots again. Hope they can be useful.
tsugajunkie z5 SE WI ♱
10 years ago
Have you tried the Cacti & Succulents Forum?

tj
Embothrium
10 years ago
Probably some kind of new or not generally familiar tropical Selaginella or similar.
Embothrium
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
My first thought was Lycopodium, that or Huperzia may be the best names to follow up on. The blue tips are probably a dye job done to make it temporarily more interesting.
wisconsitom
10 years ago
Some florists are now coloring plant blooms and other plant parts with paint. Is that this? Or are those the actual colorations? In any case, I ain't never seen one like that before!

+oM
Embothrium
10 years ago
I am sure it was artificially colored.