Plant Identification ;)

[MarissaMilo]

Hi there. I saw this plant and was curious if anyone can tell me what the creeper plant hanging over the pot is? I'm assuming it is a succulent. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

 

[DirtMechanic]

Seems tropical.

 

[alp]

Some succulent with pink edges - googled and out comes something like this


Echeveria gibbiflora

The photo is a bit on the small side

Hope it rings a bell or looks similar!

 

[Daren]

Alp is Spot on, I think. There are So many Echeverias There are entire Books Dedicated to then If its not a gibbiflora (one I Used to grow my self & love them) It will be a Similar Echeveria of some kind I'm Sure

 

[alp]

Thank you, @Daren . I had never seen this before. I just googled similar words describing the plant! Fun!

 

[MaryMary]

MarissaMilo, Welcome to the forum!!

MarissaMilo, can you get a closer picture? I can't enlarge it enough to tell.

If I had to guess, I'd say maybe... "String of Pearls," but it doesn't look like the "pearls" are big enough to be Pearls!! Here is a link to what they look like.

https://images.search.yahoo.com/yhs...spart=pty&hsimp=yhs-pty_email&type=emaff_0_ff




@alp, you are probably correct about the large plant in the middle.
However, that is not the plant MarissaMilo wanted identified.

tell me what the creeper plant hanging over the pot is?

 

[alp]

Could be a jade plant!

 

[alp]

Or it could be some kind of Dichronda

 

[Daren]

Variegated leaf from what I can see. Have you seen it marissamilo?............

 

[Marck]

The trailing plant is Crassula pellucida ssp. marginalis 'Petite Bicolor'. It is a cultivated form of a succulent species native to South Africa. Sometimes you will see this plant sold as Sedum 'Little Missy', but it is not a Sedum, it is a Crassula.

The larger plant in the center of the container is a ruffle-leaved cultivar of Echeveria. There are many similar cultivars.