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What is the name of this succulent plant?

comments (2) July 22nd, 2011 in gallery

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I like the texture of this plant but don't know its name.

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CityGreener writes: Echeveria pallida
I got some, and they are growing now with flowers~ Posted: 11:19 am on January 29th
kctomato writes: this is probably one of the many forms of a Crassula - related to jade plant Posted: 10:03 am on July 22nd
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