Figleaf
Does anyone have specifics of what these particular succulents are? Thanks :)
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S.RSecond pic looks like elephant bush (small leaves long stems). Third pic looks a little like a succulent I’ve seen a few times called ogre ear? I think. Not sure about the first one.
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Succulent❤️MamaOgre ear jade kind of look like little trumpets…or Shrek ears.
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AdrianThe second one looks like a type of Jade. Sorry to say I can’t say what specific type (there’s many, but I’ve had one that my grandmom propagated from her original 30 YEARS AGO and gave my mom and I’m happy to say if it IS a jade, they’re very easy plants. Mine practically thrives on neglect. DONT overwater it! Best of luck
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Ok conferred with my mom and she agreed plant #2 is a jade. 1. Id keep it where it is it seems to be growing nicely, but if you want to trim or propagate it they’re a good choice to make starter plants from. I suggest looking a vid up for that. 2. Fungus gnats and overwatering is that plant’s worst enemies. Getting a plant bug trap like a sticky trap you can stick to the inside rim of the pot can help, as well as certain mixes to spray the leaves or wiping them with a wet paper towel from time to time. Hope that helps!
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That sounds great! I have a super large jade tree that’s been growing for years and it’s definitely one of the easiest ones I have! I didn’t realize that the other one was a jade too but that’s great to know! I’ll try to look more into what specific kind it is so I can log it in my app. Thanks for your help :)
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Number one might also be a jade but I’m not completely sure, and I saw another ID post you made about a plant with red stems that looks like it could very likely ALSO be a jade. Which in my opinion is great news. Jades are a big deal in my family cause not only so they seem to thrive on neglect, but again, my cutting from my abuela’s original plant alone is 30, and her original plant is much older. If you keep it well kept, you might be able to cut pieces off and pass it down to people.
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If I’m right about them all being jades, there’s LOTS of different types of jades, so apologies, but you might have to hunt the variation down, but this app should help once you type jade in and browse.
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Thank you so much for all of your help! Someone mentioned that the one with the red stem may be an elephant bush but who knows! It could very well be a jade instead which would be cool either way! I absolutely agree, my mom gave me hers and it’s been growing strong for years! It’s probably about 3.5 feet tall now and has spread out a lot! I’ll include a picture of it! Hopefully I’ll be able to keep passing it down as well!
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- Succulent❤️Mama
1 might be a Jade, 2 looks kind of like a cross between a jade and an elephant ear. I saw you already have a variegated elephant ear plant. Can you post a picture of #2 and your variegated one side by side to compare?
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I’ve never seen #3 before but Planta said this and it looks like it might be correct. Try looking up this name on the internet to see if any other pictures look like it.
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- Figleaf
Yes here’s the other one I have! The stem is definitely more pronounced on this one but one of the other comments mentioned #2 might be a jade as well!
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- Figleaf
That is absolutely what my third one is! Thank you so much for helping me find it!
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That picture you just posted is definitely a variegated elephant ear. I have some as well. People often get them confused with jade or think of them as a variant of jade. They do look similar. Can you post a picture of #2 and your variegated elephant ear side by side? I’m trying to figure out the size of the leaves on #2 to figure out if it’s a jade or elephant ear for you.😊 Also, are the leaves on either #1 or #2 really thick like your jade leaves?
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