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Forum: Australian GardeningReplies: 9, Views: 100
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Degarotty
West Ipswich, QLD
Australia
(Zone 10b)

October 10, 2009
01:23 AM

Post #7153836

Gidday All,

I think this is a succulent but not sure.

I would like to name it as I have tried for months to do it.

I will post a couple of pic's that may help.

Pic# 1

Thanks Guys,

Debi

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Degarotty
West Ipswich, QLD
Australia
(Zone 10b)

October 10, 2009
01:26 AM

Post #7153842

Hi Again,

This is a leaf that fell off and is now starting a new plant.

How do I plant this correctly, would anybody know?

Potting mix or Cacti/Succulent mix?

Pic# 2

Thanks,

Debi

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Metrosideros
Keaau, HI

October 10, 2009
02:04 PM

Post #7155113

Looks like Cotyledon orbiculata, Ghost Plant.
Degarotty
West Ipswich, QLD
Australia
(Zone 10b)

October 13, 2009
01:45 AM

Post #7163843

The leaves on this plant are not the size of the pig's Ear ones, so I am not sure we have the right name.

the leaves maybe the size of a dime or 10c piece but in a heart shape sort of.

Helppppppppppppppppp!

All I can find is the pig's ear one and thats a no.

Debi
themoonhowl
Prairieville, LA
(Zone 9a)

October 13, 2009
02:27 PM

Post #7165271

Debi, that plant looks a lot like one of the Pachyphytums, a member of the Crassula family. Here is a link to some images...

http://images.google.com/images?q=pachyphytum&oe=utf-8&rls=o...
Degarotty
West Ipswich, QLD
Australia
(Zone 10b)

October 13, 2009
06:43 PM

Post #7165999

Hi All,

The leaves are not thick, they are thin.

I am at a loss...

Debi
maddy
Sodwana Bay KZN
South Africa

October 22, 2009
02:16 AM

Post #7196219

Hi Debi,

Your plant is Kalanchoe bracteata.
Well-draining Cactus/Succulent mix will be just fine.

This is what the flowers will look like:

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chrissy100
Sydney
Australia

October 22, 2009
03:21 AM

Post #7196261

debbie look at this article ...scroll down to almost the bottom and there it is on the right hand side I think.
http://davesgarden.com/guides/articles/view/2673/
chrissy100
Sydney
Australia

October 22, 2009
03:25 AM

Post #7196263

Waving to you maddy in S.Africa :-) ...don't we love daves garden? answers from all over the world.
Nice picture.
hel
Alstonville
Australia

November 03, 2009
10:27 PM

Post #7239258

Chrissy, I didn't know there were so many Kalanchoe, beaut site.

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