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Hello everyone, I got some cuttings from a plant swap in January,… | Plant Identification | Communauté Planta

Sofia

Hello everyone, I got some cuttings from a plant swap in January, although I forgot what they are and I’m having trouble identifying them on my own. I put the cuttings in a little pot on March 4 and they’ve rooted really well and gotten pretty tall since then, maybe close to doubling in size (from less than an inch to almost 2 inches), so they seem to be fast growers. They have flat green leaves that are each about 1/4 of an inch long right now. In the picture from March 4 (with only 1 cutting, taken at night), the leaves are horizontal on the hairy stem but in the picture from today, (with the 3 cuttings, taken at sunset), the leaves are vertical and you can’t really see the hair on the stems. I received the cuttings from a plant that had long, trailing stems, although it was also etiolated and trying to reach for more light. They seem to enjoy full sun and appreciate waterings once the soil has dried out. I want to log them into Planta so bad but I need to know what they are first. Even Planta doesn’t seem to know what they are. Thank you guys for any help with these little ones!

Pièce jointe 1 sur 2Pièce jointe 2 sur 2
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  1. LuluB

    Miniature pine tree? (Crassula tetragona)

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    • Sofia

      I think the leaves on a mini pine tree are longer and pointier than these guys but I did originally think it could’ve been some type of crassula!

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  2. Lisa Anglim

    Interesting the way it closes up at night. Cute little bugger

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