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   FriendofVeg

   over 2 years ago

   Bright green with pink edges: Crassula Ridgy star one: fairy washboard Haworthia (spiral form. So pretty) Bluish green with largest leaves:escheveria Little bright green guy between Crassula and escheveria is some other type of crassula There are some helpful YouTube videos - try “Crassula varieties a to z” if you want to try to narrow down to specific species.

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   Adrian

   over 2 years ago

   This one is an “ogre’s ears” or “hobbit” jade plant. They’re very hardy and easy to care for. I agree with the rest of the FriendofVeg’s ID suggestions in terms of the rest of your plants. You might want to consider repotting the plants into separate pots, as it’ll offer them more room to grow, the plants won’t be fighting for light or nutrients, and they all have different watering needs (as in, need to be watered on different days, which can be very difficult to do in the same pot without risk of overwatering the other plants). Highly suggest bottom watering them if you can to prevent attracting fungus gnats and reduce the risk of overwatering them. There’s lot of very easy tutorials on how to do so on YouTube. If you do end up repotting them, I highly recommend Espoma’s Organic Cactus and Succulent Soil (please don’t use miracle grow. It stays moist for way too long and can lead to root rot for your plants, especially succulents), and succulents enjoy Terra cotta or plastic pots with drainage holes. Drainages holes are key for any plant, so if your pot doesn’t have one, you might want to get a new one for them. Hope this helps!

   

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