New to succulents and need help IDing these 30 cuttings!
reddit.com/gallery/tgiylkPosted Mar 17, 2022, 8:05 PM UTC
Posted Mar 17, 2022, 8:05 PM UTC
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(repost because my original post didn't attach the pictures)
So I bought 30 cuttings for 20 bucks shipped thinking they'd be loose but they came potted instead! :O May look sickly from being in a box for 5 days.
My guesses (most are probably wrong xD):
3- variegated crassula perforata
5- cotyledon tomentosa
6- crassula, possibly c. rupestris var. monticola?
11- kalanchoe tomentosa
13- crassula ovata
17- crassula ovata gollum
19- crassula rupestris, I think
20- topsy turvy
25- crassula, maybe crassula baby's necklace
26- variegated portulacaria afra
27- crassula, maybe c. x perforata ivory towers
30- variegated crassula ovata
the rest, aside from 2, 7, 28, and maybe 1, look like echeverias or echeveria hybrids, not seeing any aeoniums or sempervivums- those usually have "teeth" on the edges of their leaves
Thanks!
5 is a bears paw (cotyledon tomentosa)
11 is a Kalanchoe tomentosa, not sure which one
14 might be a black prince echeveria
26 looks like portulacaria afra
EDIT:
1 looks like a Pachyphytum, not sure what sp
9 might be an echeveria Perle von nurnberg
20 looks like an echeveria topsy turvy
thanks!