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title: "Any ideas what these might be 🤔 possibly some type of sedum? Trying…"
description: "Any ideas what these might be 🤔 possibly some type of sedum? Trying to put them into the app🙏🪴🤷‍♀️"
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community: "The Cactus & Succulent Circle"
author: "🪴 Botanical Bekka🌵"
published: "2025-03-10T17:56:08.920447Z"
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# Any ideas what these might be 🤔 possibly some type of sedum? Trying…

_Posted by 🪴 Botanical Bekka🌵 on 2025-03-10_

Any ideas what these might be 🤔 possibly some type of sedum? Trying to put them into the app🙏🪴🤷‍♀️

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## 14 comments

### Cole Lyneis commented on 2025-03-10

I searched and this is what results I got an that it is likely a Graptopetalum paraguayense, commonly known as the "Ghost Plant" or "Mother of Pearl". It is a perennial succulent native to Mexico and Arizona, known for its rosettes and easy-care nature. The plant can tolerate full sun to partial shade and requires infrequent watering

#### 🪴 Botanical Bekka🌵 replied on 2025-03-10

Also that's a picture of two different plants that I don't think are the same kind thank you for searching for me

### Cole Lyneis commented on 2025-03-10

The first one was the picture I researched on

#### Cole Lyneis replied on 2025-03-10

I will try and find out the second one

### Cole Lyneis commented on 2025-03-10

The second picture is from the Sedum species

#### 🪴 Botanical Bekka🌵 replied on 2025-03-11

Ty😁🧡

### Tokkomio commented on 2025-03-10

Hard to tell the identity of the 1st one, but it Definitely looks sedum related so I want to say Sediveria 'lilac mist' and the 2nd is sedum hookerii. The 1st could be patchyveria but idk if the leaves are pointed out because of light or because of its growth habit. Def a hybrid tho lol

#### 🪴 Botanical Bekka🌵 replied on 2025-03-11

Ty!! 🪴🧡

### Mon commented on 2025-03-10

Left is a Sedeveria of some sort, possibly a Lilac Mist. Right is a golden sedum. They both need much more light than what they are getting. If you decide to increase light, do it slowly so they don’t burn.

#### 🪴 Botanical Bekka🌵 replied on 2025-03-11

Okay cool thank you so much so do they like full sign like most of my succulents in or very close to the windows, yeah I ended up with more plants than window space and light unfortunately in all of my plants zeal this last year 🙄🤦‍♀️🤣 I'm getting ready to repot a lot of things and I think I'm going to throw a lot of my succulents together you're such a slow growers and it seems like the echeverias like to grow clumped together, plus a lot of my plans are going to be going outside once it warms up completely here in Indiana so that will make more room in the windows for them I need to find some good hanging LED grow lights anybody have any recommendations for my sunroom

### 7Bee commented on 2025-03-10

It looks like a ghost plant. But it’s getting leggy due to lack of

#### 7Bee replied on 2025-03-10

Lack of sufficient sunlight

#### 🪴 Botanical Bekka🌵 replied on 2025-03-11

Well crap😩🤦‍♀️ what is the solution besides integrating them into a sunnier spot? Are these the kind that you should crop? Or what's it called I'm actually very very new to all this thank you all so much

#### 🪴 Botanical Bekka🌵 replied on 2025-03-11

I don't know if it's leaves are pretty enough to be a ghost plan I looked at a ghost plan I'm going to get a better picture tomorrow when the sun's out on the top but yeah it's definitely have that leggy thing going on can I fix that at all

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