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Christine

Please tell me if these are correct as these are what I was told at the nursery… The octopus is A String of Tears The pale, green, small leaf is a string of turtles. The green and red one is a Christmas cactus and the last one she was unsure. I have looked them up on the app, but I wanna make sure that it’s right so I know how to take care of them. I, myself thought the pale, green, small leaf one was a Creeping Jenny-no? The app is telling me that the octopus one is a string of watermelons. Is that correct? I’ve never heard of that.

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  1. JenThon🪴🪷

    The last one with the waxy leaves, I think looks like a lipstick plant. But I’m pretty new to this too, so could be very wrong!

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    • eatyacarbs

      it could be some variety of lipstick plant — the leaf spacing is a bit wider than the variety i have. this could be some kind of hoya?

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  2. Cherrybergher

    The third is an orchid cactus. Definitely not a Christmas cactus in my opinion.

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  3. DeGraysen

    The light green one is definitely string of turtles - this one gets overwatered easily so be careful!

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  4. max

    i don’t think any of these are a Creeping Jenny, i have one of those and it doesn’t look like any of the ones here

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  5. Riley

    The third is an Easter cactus, not Christmas or orchid

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    • eatyacarbs

      agree with this! the smoothness of the leaves says easter and she’s looking thirsty

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  6. eatyacarbs

    definitely string of turtles and it looks like some other little stowaway in there too

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  7. Christine

    The green and red plant comes up in the app as a Queen of the Night. Could this be right?

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