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frog_nuts

Part 2/2 of my mothers day planter :) can you please help with IDs so I know if I can keep it together or deconstruct it/care/propping etc!!! So excited TIA

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Part 2/2 of my mothers day planter :) can you please help with IDs so I know if I can keep it together or deconstruct it/care/propping etc!!! So excited TIA

Posted May 10, 2020, 6:06 PM UTC

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sunny_saguaro•

My guesses:

    1. Variegated Jade, Crassula ovata 'Tricolor'
    1. Painted Echeveria, Echeveria nodulosa which has more subtle coloring
    1. Echeveria 'Topsy Turvy'
    1. Pachyphytum compactum
    1. Moonstones, Pachyphytum oviferum
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frog_nutsOP•

Jade... like as in the same as the other types of jade that get huge? I. Am. So. Excited.

4 looks super cool

5 I'm super surprised thats not a sedum like all the other ones!!

Thanks for replying to both of my posts.. you're awesome! I really appreciate you taking the time out of your day !!

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sunny_saguaro•

You're most welcome! Happy Mother's Day!

I'm heading out to my backyard now to clean up and repot some succs 😊

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frog_nutsOP•

Hope you had a great day in your garden, I had a question if you dont mind ...

Should I be deconstructing this right away? Stuff like the jade should be by itself right? The moonstone looks crowded already and doesnt shine the way it should by itself. some of these would be okay to stay.. what are your recommendations oh wise one. I'm coastal BC zone 9a FYI

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sunny_saguaro•

I messaged you directly...

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frog_nutsOP•

Pretty sure 5 is a GIANT looking burros tail

Zero idea what the other cabbage like looking ones are they are super cool!!

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