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What is this plant?

GDLWyverex

By GDLWyverex
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Great day hunting today; got a good sized Lophophora williamsii to add to my collection as well as this unrecognized specimen

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Any ideas as to it's ID???
Thanks



Richard

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13 hours ago, santoury said:

Probably a Crassula sp. Obviously had a flower head that was cut back. Nice going on the peyote! 

But Which crassula? Some form of ovata?

 

Richard

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Not ovata - I see them at local box stores but never noticed the name. The next time I do, I'll check it for you. 

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That does indeed look like a crassula of some kind, maybe C. nudicaulis?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crassula_nudicaulis

 

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On 8/22/2019 at 7:31 AM, GDLWyverex said:

That one seems to grow in a fan like manner, while mine seems to grow in linear branches

 

Richard

I have decided on crassula capitella var campfire as a viable ID on this one. After putting it out in the sun it shows a decidedly more compact growth pattern as well as the bright red color. The photo simply shows what a sun starved plant can look like.

 

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