Know your cactii/succulents?

Discussion in 'Cacti and Succulents' started by ducatducat, Nov 19, 2007.

  1. ducatducat

    ducatducat Member

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    Are any of these of the crassula family?

    I'm a newb to this stuff...any help would be appreciated.

    By the looks of it there are at least 5-6 different strains here. As for species, i'm not sure. There are those 3 which look very similar, and could well be in the same family.

    Thoughts?
     

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  2. Lila Pereszke

    Lila Pereszke Well-Known Member 10 Years

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    -"the big plant" could be Senecio 'Himalaya'
    -"3 similar" is Echeveria sp. (Crassulaceae family)
    + a little Hatiora salicornioides
    + a Sedum sp., S. morganianum? (Crassulaceae family)
     
  3. rj710

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    The center could be xPachyveria, at 1-3 o'clock looks like xSedeveria 'Harry Butterfield', 6 o'clock may be Echeveria 'Doris Taylor', 7-8 o'clock might be a Sempervivum, and 9 o'clock could be Echeveria 'Black Prince'. I agree with the Hatiora, but have no idea on the tall one in the back.
     
  4. Rosemarie

    Rosemarie Active Member

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    Agree with many IDs given already...

    Taller one in back, Senecio -it does look like it could be 'Himalaya'
    Hatiora salicornioides sticking out front.
    Agree with all rj710's IDs, except the one doesn't seem fuzzy enough for E. 'Doris Taylor'-but could be.
     

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