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Does anyone know the species of this succulent?
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please can someone identify this succulent?
Comments (3)All I can say is it doesn't look much like any impatien I've ever grown :) You might try the Cactus and Succulent group....See MoreCould you help identify my succulents?
Comments (2)1. Alworthia’Black Gem’ 2. Most likely Kalanchoe luciae, but there’s also Kalanchoe thyrsiflora that looks pretty much identical. The flowers are different, on luciae the little flowers are white, while on thyrsiflora they are yellow. I say it’s most likely it’s luciae because supposedly thyrsiflora is less common in cultivation....See MoreIdentify This Succulent
Comments (4)I have Sedum rupestre "Angelina" and that is a completely different plant. The leaves are like spines, where the plant in my photo has swollen tiny leaves...See MoreRequest Help to Identify my Succulents
Comments (2)Can't tell for sure; top could be radula as Tiffany suggested (has tiny 'spots/bumps') or Haw. attenuata (slightly bigger 'bumps'). Radula looks almost silvery - comparison below:...See Morewestes Zone 9b California SF Bay
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