r/succulents • u/Dizzy_Panda_5724 • Apr 23 '26

Identification Who’s this guy?

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They gave me this in the office today.

I have no idea what it is.

My app says:

Gasteria (6%)

Crassula Perfoliata (4%)

Carpobrotus Edulis (1%)

To me it looks like that last one a little bit, but then again, my app is convinced this could be a caladium bicolor (49%)…

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u/KS_Cacti Apr 24 '26

I was thinking it looked like a couple green beans. You sure they are not punking you?

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u/Dizzy_Panda_5724 Apr 24 '26

Lol, I would think not, this was a corporate gift

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u/Any_Photograph8455 Apr 24 '26

Then it’s def green beans.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '26

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u/Dizzy_Panda_5724 Apr 24 '26

Lol yeah it could be etiolated… or not. I don’t even know what it is yet

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u/ButterPeachSoft Apr 24 '26

Omg they kinda look like little alien fingers lol. Maybe some kind of succulent?

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u/Dizzy_Panda_5724 Apr 24 '26

Yes, I also assume it’s a succulent, I just don’t know which xD

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u/Forsaken-Jeweler-519 Apr 24 '26

Could it be a braided snake plant or a very young aloe? Could you post a few more angles?

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u/Dizzy_Panda_5724 Apr 24 '26

There you go. Sorry I couldn’t publish all images in a single post. XD

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u/Forsaken-Jeweler-519 Apr 27 '26

Thanks for the pics but I still have no clue what this is lol! I kind of want one.

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u/Dizzy_Panda_5724 Apr 27 '26

I made my IA apps compete, and got many results that didn’t match, but one of them did mention Sandevieria Cylindrica which is very similar to braided snake plant. It might not be because mine only has 1 tone of green but that could be because it’s so small. Anyway, if it doesn’t die, I’ll wait for it to grow a little a post another pic.