several succulents (identification)

Discussion in 'Cacti and Succulents' started by alloe, Nov 14, 2007.

  1. alloe

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  2. Lila Pereszke

    Lila Pereszke Well-Known Member 10 Years

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    Hmmm... I think:
    7. could be a Haworthia papillosa/pumila
    8. is a Mammillaria elegans
    9. is a Hatiora salicornioides, not Rhipsalis...
     
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    I think that aloe #1 is the same as I have, “Aloe Harlana".
     
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    GreenLarry Active Member 10 Years

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    2 could be a young A.claviflora,tho its leaves look shiny not dull(unless they are wet?)
    4 looks like jucunda
     
  6. Rosemarie

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    I agree with Larry's ID on #4. Also agree with Lila's # 7 & 9 (don't know #8).

    Possibilities:
    1. could be a hybrid -may need flowers for ID
    2. maybe Aloe crytopoda
    3. possibly Aloe 'Lysa'
    5. Echeveria subsessilis
    6. Gasteria looks like several-hard to say
     

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