You're right! It's a Cruassula 'Pellucida "B" Variegated'And you're right about the second one too! It is called: Crassula Iycopodioides 'Variegeated Watch Chain'! You're really good at this!
Succulents have long been one of my favorite types of plants. . . . and they don't tend to exactly thrive naturally in North Dakota! (Although I do have some sedum in my yard, which remind me a lot of succulents).
Succulents have long been one of my favorite types of plants. . . . and they don't tend to exactly thrive naturally in North Dakota! (Although I do have some sedum in my yard, which remind me a lot of succulents).
Whatever it's called it sure is pretty.
ReplyDeleteDo they bloom? These are pretty. I stopped getting succulents long time ago when my husband left all I had behind at a house we had sold. I think he was trying to tell me he didn't particularly like that type of plant.
ReplyDeleteLovelovelove that last one! So cool!
ReplyDeleteGuess what? Sedum is a type of succulent!!! I love sedum too, but it doesn't grow well here in south Florida! I am a succulent lover also...
ReplyDeleteThat second one looks kind of like cactus or a peice of coral. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteI'm not crazy about succulents, but the top one is pretty with its pink-edged leaves. I also like the name. Can you say Crassula Pellucida fast ten times? Crassula Pellucida . . . Crassula Pellucida . . . Crassula Pellucida . . . :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the second plant!!!
ReplyDeleteWell, these are very interesting looking. I'm not a huge fan of these myself, but you have found some lovely specimens. ENJOY them!
ReplyDeleteCool shots... of plants I have never seen!! ;)
ReplyDeletei LUV YOUR FIRST PHOTOGRAPH...nice!!!
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