Plant ID
Can anyone ID this plant for me? Iβve gotten three different answers on this app π€£ #SucculentLove #identify #SucculentSquad
Best Answer
@NoClue @CopiousAnacua28 well it's definitely not a Hoya π
It's not a regular Crassula ovata either. At first I thought maybe a Crassula falcata (propeller plant), but that doesn't look quite right either. It's definitely some type of Crassula, might need to wait until it's a bit healthier looking to determine anything more specific. The leaves look pretty wrinkly and floppy, and that soil looks too peat heavy. Get it some good gritty cactus type soil and stick it somewhere it'll get direct sun.
It's not a regular Crassula ovata either. At first I thought maybe a Crassula falcata (propeller plant), but that doesn't look quite right either. It's definitely some type of Crassula, might need to wait until it's a bit healthier looking to determine anything more specific. The leaves look pretty wrinkly and floppy, and that soil looks too peat heavy. Get it some good gritty cactus type soil and stick it somewhere it'll get direct sun.
@CopiousAnacua28 itβs the same plant π€£
@CopiousAnacua28 Iβm cracking up, this made my morning.
@stephonicle Iβm using the Rosy Cactus and Succulent Mix. Is that a no-no?
@NoClue that's fine! Although I still always add extra grit to commercial bagged soils, even when they're labeled to be specifically for cacti or succulents. I mix equal parts cactus soil and either perlite or pumice rock.
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