Joyce,
Your plants look more like a type of Crassula rather than Hatiora. I'm sorry, I don't know the species. Good luck with them.
Dan
Lincoln, NE USDA 5

Dan, I thought so too.
Almost ALL the little 3" pots were mislabeled, from customers reading labels and then shoving them back into the wrong pots. In fact one of my pots was labeled Kalanchoe thrysifolia. (rolling eyes here)

I should go back and get 2 Kalanchoe thrysifolias, cuz they were nicely colored up. They also had the tri-colored Echeverias. (can't think of the name) They'd look good for foliage too. And they had a ton of C. 'Campfire' too. I would REALLY like to get 2 nice sized string of pearls for these urns.
In about 2 months we should be frost free here. :)

They did not have any plant that looked like a Hatoria to me.
So maybe these were mislabeled at the growers.

Hi Joyce, you might have an Othonna capensis there, it has leaves similar to some crassula's (such as the sedums) as Dan suggests, but it is actually related to the senecio (as part of the family Asteraceae). In my experience this size/shape of the leaves is quite variable.
It make a pretty little hanging basket plant, and produces beautiful little yellow daisy like flowers. If indeed O. capensis is what you have you will indeed enjoy it's lovely hanging habit and perky little flowers.
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Cheers, CP

CP, you may be right. :)
I have grown that before...in my birdbath succulent garden.
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Well, we'll have to wait and see.
I really hope it's an Othonna because it would look GREAT cascading over the edge of the urns,especially with the yellow blooms.

I don't know what it is but I have to comment on how spectacular that last picture is. Thanks for posting it.

It reminds me of a plant I've seen labeled as Cotyledon sinus-alexandri, aka Tylecodon sinus-alexandra, or T. schaeferanus.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tylecodon shaefferianus

hi joyce,

there's a crassula at home depot right now that looks very much like your two, but i can't remember the speices! if they were labeled as hatioras, maybe they were thinking of rhipsalis mesembryanthemoides? i have that one and those aren't it.

-ming

Thanks Ming.
Are you all settled in to your new home?
Cuz I have a s___load of Begonia richardsiana for you. :)
(A little leggy, but LOTS of them)