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Any idea what type of succulents these are?

4 years ago

I just bought a few plants and I wanted to know if theyll grow any bigger or even how to take care of them properly, but I don't know the names of them. Does anyone know what types these are?

Thank you xx

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Gabby Wong
4 years ago
the middle one looks more like a Cacti (although still not sure what kind..)

The one on the right my MIL has one... I can ask her if she knows (although I suspect she doesn't! lol )
Bree
Original Author
4 years ago
Yeah right? I have seen a few like that but the others I havent, weird. Thank you! xx
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