ID Please?

9 years ago

last modified: 9 years ago

Please
help me identify these little guys in photos below, I’m still very new with this. I think the
first two might be a echeveria of sorts but it was just sold with the label
"succulent".

I guess that the first two plants are a type a echeveria, but have no idea what the third one is?

Your help will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much!

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Comments (4)

breton2
9 years ago
Third is a Sempervivium, a species which does much better outside in temperate parts of the world..

First is Echeverias. second MIGHT be a Graptoveria/

I'm sure others will chime in do
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Tehya (Zone 9a)
9 years ago
I believe the first is a graptoveria moonglow, it looks similar to mine. The first picture was after I beheaded it so it was stressed, causing random pink markings. It's my original plant and one of my favorites. After I've had it for a year it started popping out babies crazily.
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Chris (6a in MA)
9 years ago
Third one is sempervivum calcareum.
chuckerfly
9 years ago
Second one looks like images of a cross between E. pulidonis and E. elegans (named 'Apus', but I haven't got much info on this name). I have a similar one, this is the tentative ID I got so far. It should have yellow flower, please update then.