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ID succulent?

zeroXstaticlife

9 years ago

I believe this is some type of hybrid burros tail? I honestly have no idea. It was just given to me. The leaves were like this when I got it. It's kinda big. The leaves are about an inch long and the whole plant is probably like 10 inches tall. Help me out here guys!

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spikef35
9 years ago
Sedum vera Higgins wants more light and u should get a pot with a drainage hole happy growing. Noah
rosemariero
9 years ago
Sorry, Sedum 'Vera Higgins' is an invalid name for xGraptosedum 'Bronze', and it is not that.

Your plant looks etiolated, like it was grown in poor lighting~so, was stretching for the light. Until you get some compact growth on it (under better light), it'll be hard to say what it is. You might want to cut off a top portion & re-root it.
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