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8 years ago

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Hi, I'm in need of some help id-ing these new succulents..please let me know what you think?

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rina_Ontario,Canada 5a

8 years ago

Matt

Here is bud on mine - it is old pic, and not very good one but that's all I have. I didn't take photo of the bud this year.

It is still blooming, and it looks like this:

IIRC, buds started to open up toward end of Dec.

I hope yours blooms, it will help to ID it. I still am not sure which plant it is; here is photo of both of them side-by-side (from here ):

Photo of clavata is not that great, and googling didn't help much - too many different plants/blooms, mostly from pinterest [that I don't trust much -:( ]

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greenclaws UK, Zone 8a
8 years ago
Left one is definitely a Crassula ovata ‘Gollum’, Middle could be a flapjack plant Kalanchoe thyrsiflora but I’m not sure, and haven’t got a clue about the right hand plant.

Gill
Kara 9b SF Bay Area CA
8 years ago
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My guess for the middle would be a some type of Cotyledon. The Echeveria on the right looks to be a 'Black Prince'.
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8 years ago
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Wow thankyou!! That was fast I'm looking into that middle one. Yes it does look like a Cotyledon for sure. Gill, I was was debating on a flapjack too, but this one is what looks to be solid green where the flapjack I have has red.
Kara 9b SF Bay Area CA
8 years ago
Here’s my Cotyledon ‘Mint Truffles’.

I don’t think yours is ‘Mint Truffles’, but the growth pattern is very similar;).

Do you notice that the leaves are wavy?
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Original Author
8 years ago
Please help me Id these new succulents. I said I was just going to look but $4 I couldn't say no.

I knew this wasn't perle von nurnberg,.
rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
8 years ago
Compare last one to E. pulidonis; green one to E. agavoides. Top one could be xPachyveria clavata, or Pachyphytum 'Blue Haze' or another - looks like it will bloom soon? Post photos of blooms when they open.
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Original Author
8 years ago
Thank you Rina!! and yes I will do that! it was get a bigger plant or one with a flower starting :)
rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
8 years ago
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Matt

May I ask where you found them? (GH? BBS?)
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Original Author
8 years ago
BBS- HD, they just got a new batch of thing for Valentines day. Lowes looked terrible a few weeks ago.
rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
8 years ago
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Matt, Thank you. I have not been to HD for months...price is much better than local greenhouse (Garden Gallery). Do you visit Bradford Greenhouse? If I am correct on ID for the powdery-blue one, it will grow long stalk as time goes on. So it may have been good decision to get smaller plant :). I beheaded mine. Photos in this thread

Hope I am not hijacking your thread - only plat I found yesterday (in GG) is this sans:
I tried to ID it, closest I got to is S. trifasciata Hahnii 'Gold', but don't know if that's correct.
laticauda
8 years ago
That's what it looks like to me rina!
laticauda
8 years ago
Could the middle plant in OP be Crassula arborescens?
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Original Author
8 years ago
The cotyledon has since been repotted and out in mostly full sun now. We'll see if it gets any kind of color/markings.

Rina here is a little update on the xPachyveria. I didn't expect the flower to continue. I noticed the flower is starting to get some colour.
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8 years ago
I saw a E. Pulidonis at Sheridan and it didn't look like what I have. So I did some digging online and found this.

It looks to be Echeveria Apus

Photo from the internet

The plant I have