shrekcool7
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Please help! What succulent is this?????

I have NO idea what succulent this is!! I've searched for so long! I really love this plant. At first I believed it was a sedum clavatum, but I don't know? It doesn't look like it! I really need help! :eek: :eek: I'm feeling so frustrated!
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JONA
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Juat a chance that it is one of the Fenestraria family.

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Does it make a long "tail". I have one that looks similiar called "donkey's tail". I'm no good at "botanical" names.

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JONA wrote:Juat a chance that it is one of the Fenestraria family.
Changed my mind a little Shrek..I think that Catgrass could be right there........try Sedum morganianum ..botanical name for Donkey tail.

shrekcool7
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its actually graptopetalum mendozae

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Looks like Sedum Burro

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sedum morganianum is commonly called donkey tail. If you leave it in a hanging basket it can get very long, but it is hard to move as it breaks easily.

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shrekcool7 wrote:its actually graptopetalum mendozae
Looking at on-line photos for this species and comparing, yours doesn't have the fleshy but flattened shield-like leaves and have the more rounded leaves that are closer to the typical Donkey's Tail.

Actually, though, yours look sort of half way in between the shapes. Where did you get them? Were they grown from seeds?

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...OK, What about Graptopetalum pachyphyllum?



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