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Succulent id please

9 years ago

Hi. I'm trying to ID these succulent I got at a local nursery and one in which I've stolen from my cousin. I did try to find out the name of some of them. Please correct me if I'm wrong. I know #3 looks awful! I purchased it with a hole to it's head :/ I felt so bad for it. I know I need to repot these from the communal pot cause I realized, if #1 is a splitting stone, it requires special care.

#1 Pleiospilos Nelii
#2 A possible type of Echeveria
#3 A possible type of Conophytum
#4 Argyroderma Crateriforme
#5 Titanopsis Calcarea

Thank you!! I very much appreciate it!

Comments (2)

KittieKAT
9 years ago
I'm not a pro at Guessin What is what, But i think, #1 #3 + #4 are some type of living stone an #2 is hen & chicks supervium (excuse my predictable text on my crappy phone) again i am NOT a pro that'd be my guess but I'm sure someone else has a better idea of WHAT they are
mingtea
9 years ago
#2 is a sempervivum. I would split your Titanopsis, Pleiospilos and Argyroderma from the rest of that cluster and give them a well draining mix. The sempervivum, kalanchoe and what looks like hatiora back there are less sensitive to over watering, although should not stay soggy... Can you add more pumice to your soil? #3 is likely not conophytum.

-Ming
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