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Water retaining plants adapted to arid climates and/or soil. Use this tag with questions about caring, propagating and identifying tomato succulents.
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What is the succulent with all the leaves coming from the same centre in this succulent group?
To me D seems a Sempervivum tectorum. You are right, that it is similar to F, which I think it is an other Sempervivum.
Some varieties of Sempervivum tectorum are found also on alpine level, so it is …
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What is the spiky red-tinged succulent in this succulent group?
I would bet for Sedum album. It is a Sedum, but there are many species with similar look. Yes, it should survive outside.
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What is the rope-like succulent in this succulent group?
For me, it is Sedum dasyphyllum, because of leaves. Also this should survive outside.
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Is this plant with rounded leaves/petals and reddish, smooth stalks a weed?
It is both, it is Portulaca oleracea.
I consider it as a weed, and I remove it from my vegetable garden. It has shallow roots, so it is easy to remove.
So you can imagine my surprise when my sister …
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Do mosquitoes breed in the water caught by succulents?
Additionally, there is not much water (usually) on succulents to create dangers to predators, so the eggs are less protected. … But it mosquitoes pressure is high, try not to water succulents on the week you remove all possible sources of mosquitoes. …
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Himalayan Succulent Identification
I think it is some sort of Sempervivum (or maybe Sedum). The size tell me more Sedum, but the leaves are much more of Semprevivum.
These are are plants which survive in extreme climate: dry (not much …