These are some of the new plants i just recently bought, do any of you know the concrete name of any of these, i would greatly appreciate it since i want to know exactly how to take care of them

First one it believe is Mother of Thousands (Kalanchoe delagoensis)
Second one it think is a variety of Haworthia
http://garden.org/plants/searc...

Yes on first two

3rd on is Aeonium

4th looks like dusty miller

The 2nd one does look like Haworthia fasciata or attenuata but the red blooms don't match that. Compare it to Aloe aristata.

Dusty miller = Jocobaea/Senecio Dusty Miller (Jacobaea maritima subsp. maritima)

I assumed those were fake flowers. They don't match any Aloe I know of either. Are the flowers fake or real? If they are real, I have no clue...

I wondered about that too but couldn't see enough detail to see anything but that they are red.

This link pictures a Haworthia and is listed as "Haworthia with fake flowers" They look rather like the ones in @SanFlytrap OP.

http://www.thinkstockphotos.co...

I think you've cracked this nut, Jean!

Thanks. It reminded me of a cactus my husband bought for me...an opuntia with a bright blue flower. I looked for days but could find nothing that matched....I got suspicious when there was zero change in the flower after a couple weeks. Yup. It was glued onto the plant and a fake.

Not nice to try to fool with Nature.

Have you ever seen Fairy Castle cactus? I have seen them blooming in all colors of the rainbow.

http://www.foliera.com/upload_...

We bought a house in New Jersey, once. There were plastic flowers stuck into a front-yard flowerbed! I thought that was silly.

Even more so after we bought the place, and they removed the plastic flowers before leaving!

It turned out to be a divorce situation, where the wife was vindictive, and BOTH had a funny sense of what improves a property's value.

I didn't care, since there was no way to propagate plastic flowers ... that I knew of.



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I hope to see blooms on my Fairy Castle Cactus some day. It started as a tiny offset from a friend's plant 6 or so years ago. I am still waiting.