by hstg001
(Connecticut)
It looks to be a trailing succulent. At each leaf node there are three leaves in a whorled pattern. Most of what I have seen have two leaves opposite each other.
Comments for I haven’t any idea as to what this is, please help . . .
Aug 05, 2017
Crassula?
by: Jacki
The closest I can find to your plant is this one; Crassula pellucida variegated. Then I found this guy too; Crassula volkensii variegated.
They’ve both got the same stripes of green and white, and slightly pointed leaves, but as you say, opposite leaves.
I have seen three leaves when there should be two (or four, when there should be three – think four leaf clovers) and that could be just a variation on the theme.
Keep it going, and give it more light, see what it could become!
Aug 05, 2017
cool plant
by: Original Poster
that’s it. just—cool plant
Jun 28, 2018
Sea Urchin!
by: New Hampshire
Pleasant view gardens in the Northeast US sells that as Sea Urchin and is labeled as a sedum. hope this helps!
Jul 25, 2022
What
by: Zeke
It’s Sedum lineare ‘Variegata’
