Please help identify for optimum care. New to succulents.

3 years ago

These all came in the same pot and after some crowding I split them up. Not sure what is best for any of them though. They have been sitting on my front porch facing straight east. Get direct sunlight until about 11 am. Indirect sunlight the rest of the day in northwest Florida. I've actually been able to give away a couple new shoots of the Succulent by itself in the pot. The other with multiple kinds I've done the same with. The viney one actually pinched off about a 6 inch piece and it starting growing under a bush. Just looking to identify them all so I can give them proper care. They seem to be doing well would just love to optimize the care and growth of them. Thank you in advance for your time and expertise it is greatly appreciated!!

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Sothis
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3 years ago
Sothis
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3 years ago
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Sothis
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3 years ago
Sothis
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3 years ago
hc mcdole
3 years ago
Sansevieria and Crassula ovata (Jade plant) in first 3 (identical) pictures. Last photo is probably Echeveria or Graptopetalum (maybe a cross between Echeveria and Graptopetalum to get to to Graptoveria).

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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
3 years ago
NO RECENTLY TRANSPLANTED PLANT .. OF ANY KIND.. SHOULD BE IN ANY DIRECT SUN.. FOR ANY PART OF THE DAY ...

you need to harden off the roots to the new media .. and get them over that shock.. before you EASE them into any sun ...

and dont forget they were in shock from shipping from grower.. to seller.. and then the over to your house... and then you repotted them.. some might call all that.. trying to love them to death ...

put the pots in full bright shade for a couple weeks.. and then transition them to more sun.. IF YOU INSIST ...

really.. most houseplants.. and that what these are.. are not really outside full sun plants... especially FL sun plants... you re really close to the equator.. your sun isnt my MI sun.. and i do not put houseplants out in sun during the summer ...

ken
Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
3 years ago
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Succulent plants growing in the sun can propagate easily in the same conditions in which they are growing. Agree with snake plant (Sansevieria), Jade (Crassula ovata), then you have a trailing Jade (Kleinia petraea), and Graptosedum 'Francesco Baldi' (which also goes by many other names.) The first 3 will soon be killed if left outside. Francesco can take temps to the low 20's. Check your forecast. If you're in the panhandle, there's some freezing nights headed your way next week.