emch
Gardening in mostly deep shade in Zone 6. My passion is adding more native plants to my landscape & clearing out the foreign invasives.
Gardening in mostly deep shade in Zone 6. My passion is adding more native plants to my landscape & clearing out the foreign invasives.
Mid Autumn 2020
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Mid Autumn 2020
17
Help me identify this plant! I found it on Pinterest connected to a long article about succulents -- in Portuguese -- that didn't identify the plant in any way. Would LOVE to know the cultivar name so I can get one somehow. Anyone? #whoknows #plantID
I've seen ebay sellers sell this. They call it bubblegum succulents. They have others that have round leaves.
This photo is photoshop. The actual plant is Graptopetalum mirinea variagata
Photoshopped, @dadayba ? Will look into this, TY. EDIT: I see what you mean. In the only 2 cases of Google images by that name that looked anything like the plant shown here, you tap on them for more information and it takes you to the same photo with the pink removed. Total bait and switch, #blastit -- I AM DISAPPOINT.
@emch there are a lot of photo edited succulent plants out there use as a bait. I have a group of friends who are hardcore succulent and cactus collectors and every now and then we talk about this photoshopped pictures of succulents. Sorry to disappoint you on the pink color. The plant is beautiful regardless of not being too pink. I’ll post mine later and tag you. I think you should still get it even if it’s not pink
I was wondering how on earth they made that so pink! I have a nice pot of Graptopetalum in my yard, I’ll post in the am @emch
I do have a pale-pinkly-peachy kind of Graptopetalum but it's just getting started. Sharing an efficiency apt with my Little Pickles plant. Looking forward to summer colors on both.