ID help please!! :)

10 years ago

I purchased a few various six packs of succulents at Home Depot that all needed to be rescued. I've beheaded and replanted most except this last pack shown in the first and last images. None of them were labeled and they had several of this first one so I figured it was more common, but I can't ID it at all. I'm pretty new to the scene so I'm still learning.

I thought this was a type of jade, but it's much bushier (for lack of better term) than my jades:

And the last one:

Thanks in advance!!!

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rina_Ontario,Canada 5a

10 years ago

last modified: 10 years ago

1. Sedeveria - could be S. Harry Buterfield

edited: cactusj (post below) may be correct, looks more like carnicolor when googled...

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Anita Morales
10 years ago
3.- Graptosedum "Francesco Baldi"
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cactusj
10 years ago
1. Sedum adolphii, could be carnicolor or Golden Sedum.
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Chelayna Berkey
10 years ago
It looks like a type of seedum... There are a bunch of types of them... And the bottom one looks like a type of hen and chick. If you let them grow well they do flower sometimes.
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rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
10 years ago
Hens & chicks is the common name, applied to few different succulents. Most often, it is used for sempervivums, but many other succulents that grow offsets easily are called the same name. It is best to know proper, scientific name for accurate ID. That way one can get correct info about their exact plant.
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Alison Burdett
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks!!! After looking up your suggestions, cactusj was right - first image is definitely sedum adolphii Carnicolor.

Any ideas on the second image?
cactusmcharris, interior BC Z4/5
10 years ago
Alison, from the profusion of leaves, I'd guess some sort of Crassula ovata (jade) relative, but it's a little puzzling for sure.
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rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
10 years ago
Could it be Crassula nudicaulis v. platyphylla?
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