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title: "What’s this plant called?"
description: "What’s this plant called?"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/vOLjreBcQ-OpqrHIhVSc4w/tB-gnCAyT1iJu7wlfGvKRw"
community: "The Cactus & Succulent Circle"
author: "Lola"
published: "2024-08-12T23:27:10.647513Z"
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# What’s this plant called?

_Posted by Lola on 2024-08-12_

What’s this plant called?

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## 4 comments

### freyabez commented on 2024-08-12

this looks a little like a jade plant

### Heather commented on 2024-08-12

It could be moonstone or Colorado stonecrop. I think most jade typically has a woody stem.

### Biophiscape commented on 2024-08-13

It looks like a “graptopetalum” which lost its shape because of Etiolation.

### John G Amero commented on 2024-08-13

I call it a PIN.  
For Pain Inthe Neck.  
It looks like you have a succulent that is elongated. Each of those leaves may spur a new plant. Overall though you have an elongated succulent. Probably an echeveria.

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