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identify this plant

11 years ago

Does anyone knows the name of this plant... it has hard stem and thick leaves.

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ronalawn82
11 years ago
misbah, Kalanchoe I will venture.
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humboldtmadness
10 years ago
I have been going crazy after forgetting to record the name of this cactus. Any help would be much appreciated!
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Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
10 years ago
Humboldtmadness, welcome to GardenWeb! You may want to put your picture in it's own discussion on name that plant forum.
chaman
10 years ago
Some people call it "Ice Plant".
brandon7 TN_zone7
10 years ago
Some people call it "Ice Plant".

That's true, but I definitely wouldn't recommend it. The common-name "ice plant" is more commonly used for various plants in the unrelated Aizoaceae family.

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