Plant ID
Can anyone ID this plant for me? I’ve gotten three different answers on this app 🤣 #SucculentLove #identify #SucculentSquad
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@NoClue @LeafMeAlone420 well it's definitely not a Hoya 😜
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.
@LeafMeAlone420 wanted to update you. I put the plant outside for direct sunlight and she is FLOURISHING. Her leaves have started turning purple… so I believe we have a crown of thorns plant!
@LeafMeAlone420 I’ll take one tomorrow! I’m having to water it more often than the app suggests so she got a little wilted 🤣
@LeafMeAlone420 I have to start watering it more often. I moved from Alabama (the land of humidity) and I forget how dry the air is here.
@LeafMeAlone420 right? And that’s with maybe two weeks of direct sunlight! I was shocked. I thought they were getting plenty of sun on my window sill. I was so wrong.