Aeonium2003 said:

For now just enjoy the red edges and pointy tips, which made me think this is not mislabeled.



See below, credit to seller, not my photo:

Went back to Lowe's to double check the tag

Gigi, get it stressed, and maybe we will get a confirmation on ID. Time will have to tell.

a stray cat I brought in so it wouldn't get eaten propagated a lot of my succulents. But they were really pretty before and most still are. I wish I'd have gotten before pics, but I got some in November when I brought them in.



I have no idea what species, these are all survivor succulents from 2019 Lowes. Anything that died I did not replace. I'll do the same with my semps. If I had not left them elevated in the wind, they probably would not have died.

Aeonium2003 said:Gigi, get it stressed, and maybe we will get a confirmation on ID. Time will have to tell.

but I have no issue with the ID.

Gypsi said:a stray cat I brought in so it wouldn't get eaten propagated a lot of my succulents. But they were really pretty before and most still are. I wish I'd have gotten before pics, but I got some in November when I brought them in.



I have no idea what species, these are all survivor succulents from 2019 Lowes. Anything that died I did not replace. I'll do the same with my semps. If I had not left them elevated in the wind, they probably would not have died.

wow that's a lot of varieties.

I grow mine as mixed succulents too. For some reason I find it prettier mixed.

Gypsi said:a stray cat I brought in so it wouldn't get eaten propagated a lot of my succulents. But they were really pretty before and most still are. I wish I'd have gotten before pics, but I got some in November when I brought them in.



I have no idea what species, these are all survivor succulents from 2019 Lowes. Anything that died I did not replace. I'll do the same with my semps. If I had not left them elevated in the wind, they probably would not have died.

WOw... so compact and colorfullll
I fyou want, i can try IDing some later

Xgraptosedum bronze
xGraptosedum CA sunset.

Those are the only ones I can clearly identify. there's a lot of echeverias.

I see Topsy Turvey and Ghost Plant.

It doesn't look like topsy turvey. It's to pink.

Aeonium2003 said:It doesn't look like topsy turvey. It's to pink.

Ohh 😲 I thought topsy turvey, with each unique form is only one variety. I love that shape and will collect all colors. What other varieties and color have this shape/form?

I know very little on sedum and succulents.

sedumzz said:

WOw... so compact and colorfullll
I fyou want, i can try IDing some later

Have fun Id'ing. They came from Lowes, there were Aeonium and echeveria and graptosedum and somewhere I have a photo of all the labels but Lowes is pretty bad about accuracy I gather. They had MUCH better color in November when they came in.

Names don't matter to me too much, I have 2 kinds of plant, dead and alive, with a sub species of dying. the long trays have done really well just on the south window they are in since November, and the cat didn't bother them. I've had the lights on maybe 3 days this winter. I had succulents blooming, no idea what to do about it so didn't do anything. I moved the nearly empty long box to my room to give the cat more room. With forks so my cats don't get inspired. For some reason cats like to sleep in round plant pots. The stray is getting fixed today, goes to rescue Thursday or friday. He is very very sweet. Someone must have dumped him, he's not been out on his own long, no microchip and I advertised all over

Today:

GigiPlumeria said:

Ohh 😲 I thought topsy turvey, with each unique form is only one variety. I love that shape and will collect all colors. What other varieties and color have this shape/form?

I know very little on sedum and succulents.

No, it's a different variety, Cubic Frost.

They are all a related hybrids, all hybrids of Echeveria Ruyonii (and relatvies)

'Fantastic fountain' is a cool one, looks like an upside down topsy turvey.

I think I've seen the Cubic Frost but i thought it was just stressed Topsy Turvey. I will check out the tags next time.

And yes that Fantastic Fountain is good looking!

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What is it with cats and succulents?? I adopted my young grandson's cat (part Maine coon) because at their place it was getting into the kitchen and everything in the kitchen. So I said sure. The first thing I found I had to do was tape my kitchen cupboards closed or most stuff would be on the floor by morning.

But one of the first things this guy did was was remove every leaf from my Graptopetalum paraguayense. I'm hoping the bare stem will produce again but in the meantime I'm trying to propagate the detached leaves.

Hey Alice, how are those forks working? I don't think they would stop THIS cat . Now all the plants are behind closed doors that I "think" the cat can't open, but he tries.

I did have a cubic frost, but once I started worrying about keeping them alive, keeping them tagged became impossible. I do remember the name though. Forks will keep a cat from laying down, and that's all this one does. he was pushing his way to the round pot and laying on top of the plants in it. I moved it and added forks

Detached leaves are pretty easy to propagate as long as I don't bury them, moist soil and lay them on top

Aeonium2003 said:It doesn't look like topsy turvey. It's to pink.

Ohh 😲 I thought topsy turvey, with each unique form is only one variety. I love that shape and will collect all colors. What other varieties and color have this shape/form?

I know very little on sedum and succulents.

GigiPlumeria said:

Ohh 😲 I thought topsy turvey, with each unique form is only one variety. I love that shape and will collect all colors. What other varieties and color have this shape/form?

I know very little on sedum and succulents.

All ruyonii hybrids , and a few others, like Swan Lake