I just recently got these succulents and I'd appreciate it so much if you could help me ID them

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it

Hi!

I've just been wondering, how do you identify succulents? What do the prefixes grapto and pachy mean? Also, how can you differentiate if it's a graptopetalum or a graptosedum or a graptoveria?

Thanks so much!

ElieEstephane wrote: ↑Mon Jan 22, 2018 2:05 pm Algae will grow if you use tranparent cups. If you must use it cover it with tape

Got it! Thanks so much

ElieEstephane wrote: ↑Mon Jan 22, 2018 1:55 pm Yes you can as long as you poke holes in the bottom and cup is not transparent.

Sadly, my cup is transparent Should I paint it or cover it with something or should I just not use the cup?

Hi!

I was just wondering if you can plant cacti and succulents in plastic cups like the Starbucks cups?

Thank you!

stefan m. wrote:Like i told you before , its some kind of senecio plant(juding from flower). As for why its not standing upright, many succulents in fact are sprawling shrub-like plants. This is a trait among some senecio too.

ohhh alright!! thank you so much!

Hi! My plant (ID still unknown) is looking limp and it won't stand up straight. Do you know what's happening? Also, how do I go about this?

Thanks in advance!

stefan m. wrote:senecio fulgens

yay! thank you!

To be honest, these bug bites are not made by bug infestations(aphids, mites), but rather by hungry, larger insects passing by. No idea where you live, but theres not much you can do against physical damage, aside from hoping that the important bits arent damaged. Anyway, sempervivums are tough and...

stefan m. wrote:Just please avoid messing with the euphorbia any further. it will fix itself.

got it! thank you so so much

1- i would easily ID it if i could see the flower properly 9- euphorbia 4- parodia, im guessing ottonis 5 rebutia or lobivia type echinopsis-too etiloated 6-also a mammilaria Thanks so much! The flower of the plant closed already :( This is a closeup of the previous picture sorry, it's quite blurry...

stefan m. wrote:Either bug bites, or bird pecking.

How do I get rid of the bugs? or how do I make them not come back?

stefan m. wrote:Euphorbias are very poisonous, and often emit a latex sap to repair any wounds. A reason i dont grow them.

thank you so much!

ElieEstephane wrote:When injured, euphorbias secrete their milky sapnwhich is irritant. Don't let it come into contact with your skin or eyes

Thank you so much! Should I remove the stems that were broken?