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   Mikel’s Plant Posse

   3 months ago

   Whatever they are they are adorable!!!

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   JR

   3 months ago

   Did you try identifying them with planta or google?

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   Kathy

   3 months ago

   The one on the left looks like some sort of aloe and the other is wondering Jew

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   Kathy

   3 months ago

   At least that’s my uneducated guess?

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   Kelly

   3 months ago

   The one on the left looks like it is a faucaria tigrina or tigers jaw and the other possibly tradescantia it’s hard to tell by pic.

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     Nikiller

     3 months ago

     I believe you’re right on both. The little one looks like a tigers jaw pup and the other one is definitely in the tradescantia family

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   PLANTS!!🪴🌱

   3 months ago

   Looks like a type of Aloe and an inch plant

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7. 

   ABagel

   3 months ago

   Tradescantia , wandering Jew, and inch plant are all the same thing. The first name being the scientific one.

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   Phil

   3 months ago

   Right may be tradescantia pallida, Purple Heart spiderwort.

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   Kay

   3 months ago

   I believe the one on the left is a tigers jaw. I had one but it passed away from stem rot, been having some pest issues and I think that was the cost. It’s a very cool plant

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    Sammy

    3 months ago

    Ran you pictures through Google Lens and the tall purple one “is identified as a Tripogandra serrulata, commonly known as "Purple Scimitars" or a type of spiderwort.” The small one is “This is a Faucaria tigrina, commonly known as a Tiger Jaws succulent”. Hope this helps because you got a lot of great answers lol.

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      Phil

      3 months ago

      I believe the tripagandra has smoothe leaves. This one is hairy looking. That’s what made me think it may be tradescandia pallida.

      

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      Sammy

      3 months ago

      Then tell Google they need to fix their AI. Artificial is never as accurate as the real thing.

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