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A sedum am I???

GDLWyverex
GDLWyverex
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Can anyone ID my new $2.50 find? Is it a Sedum of some sort??

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I also bought a mealy bug infested caudex, possibly some sort of dioon, for $25. It has a new crown struggling to come up through the mealy bugs which have now been doused with Diazanon as well as a systemic. Hope it lives

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Thanks

 

Richard

It looks like it might be one of the succulent Senecio.

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    1 hour ago, Jubaea said:

    It looks like it might be one of the succulent Senecio.

    Like maybe  senecio talinoides ssp cylindricus???

    It could be but I am not familiar enough with the different species or cultivars to give a positive ID.

    On January 29, 2017 at 4:09:49 PM, GDLWyverex said:

    Can anyone ID my new $2.50 find? Is it a Sedum of some sort??

    Full1.jpg.a162da090658228027ef3b6e8e1c4aClose1.jpg.e7c2ddbae234a0608e16f1abd40df

    Trunk1.jpg.6493a67371bffa7fe15c6ce6d4631

     

    I also bought a mealy bug infested caudex, possibly some sort of dioon, for $25. It has a new crown struggling to come up through the mealy bugs which have now been doused with Diazanon as well as a systemic. Hope it lives

    Close.jpg.61ec7eb63d68c1de744b5a45dfb971Full.jpg.c1455a59b0d8251d498d6b7fcb63fce

     

     

    Thanks

     

    Richard

    Looks like some type of cycas. My guess without seeing any leaves would be cycas thouarsii.

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