ID please ).(

10 years ago

Hello! I visited a grandmother of mine and she gave me some of her plants. Sad to say that I have neglected them for a little bit :( But I have not forgotten them. Can anyone please help me identify their names?

Regarding this 3rd pic, is that plant on the left side dead??

This last one, I don't think it looked like this when I got it - not sure what happened~~

Thanks a lot! Pardon me if some of the pictures are doubled.

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sowngrow (8a)
10 years ago
The first looks like jade to me. The second one is: Adromischus cristatus. The fourth is Graptosedum, I think.
senjanevada
10 years ago
Agreed. The first pic is Jade Plant/Crassula Ovata.

The Third is possible from Aloe family
The Fifth is Haworthia
The Seventh looks like Aloe Brevolia.
The Ninth looks like Hawortha Retusa

Happy planting.
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Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
10 years ago
In pic 5, I think the 'oddball' is a Faucaria. That's one of the few I killed this summer. It got too accidentally wet left out in the rain & turned into green pudding.
rosemariero
10 years ago
Fluffy Cloud, where does your grandmother live?

1. Crassula ovata
2. Adromischus cristatus
3. left side dead, right side will be dead soon (brown center), unless there's a section I can't see that is all green
4. Maybe let it grow more & post again, could be a Sedum or an Echeveria...or something else!
5. Haworthia (maybe type of attenuata) & a Faucaria
6. & 8. Anacampseros rufescens
7. looks like type of Aloe (need to see better-to guess at species)
9. Haworthia, could be retusa 'Fouchei' (an old/common cultivar)
Colleen E
10 years ago
I think the last one could perhaps be an etiolated H. cooperi... Reminds me of my H. cooperi var. cooperi when inadequate light hits.
lzrddr
10 years ago
Aloe looks like Walmsley's Blue.
FluffyClou
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks sowngrow, senjanevada, purple, rosemarie, teatree, and Izddr for the replies!

Purple,
I'm sorry to hear about your Faucaria. I just got home and it has been raining. My Faucaria is outside and it is now drenched in rain! I hope mine does not turn into a green pudding~~

Rosemarie,
My grandmother lives in Vegas. It was a few months ago when I visited her.
For pic 3, I have to check again for the green section.
Pic 4, okay, I will post again once it's grown more.
Pic 7, I'll try to take another pic and post again.

Teatree,
My mother did put that particular plant inside the house, maybe that is why it has become like that :( But as I look at my plants, I think most of them are etiolated - they really do not get a lot of sunlight due to the huge tree blocking the sunlight~~ I wonder if grow lights would help? I touched the stretched part and it feels so fragile - I thought it was about to break.

Just to make sure, is it okay to place the Crassula ovata and Faucaria inside the house?