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What is This Plant?

I was given this plant, and I don't know the name?

By sissy

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Two different cacti in a pot.
 

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February 23, 20120 found this helpful

The plant on the left is a Christmas cactus, and the one on the right looks like a Fairy Castle cactus. I have 3 Christmas cacti. One blooms red, one fuschia, and one pink. You may see flowers om the ends of the branches anytime in November, December, January. At least that is when mine bloom. Let the plant dry out completely before watering again. Enjoy your new plants.

 
February 23, 20120 found this helpful

The one on the left (with the flat leaves) looks like a Christmas cactus. Not sure about the other one.

 
February 23, 20120 found this helpful

The one on the right looks like Alvera.

 

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February 28, 20120 found this helpful

Hello,
I think it could be a stapeliad from the asclepiad family and the species could be Huernia macrocarpa, also known as the dragon flower. If it was a cactus it would be erected or else it would be a type of rat tail cactus and it would have more sides.

 
March 7, 20120 found this helpful

The plant on the right is a stapelia giganta or stapelia aserias. The other plant looks like a Christmas catus.

 

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