Are these safe for a sulcata? (with pics)

[drgnfly2265]

I got some plants from some of the ladies at work today because I was telling them about Bowser yesterday and they knew I wanted to start growing some stuff of my own. How awsome are they

Here they are. There's a lot more, I got bag fulls of the different kinds!

I'm am farely certain that this one is good, but I just wanted to get a better pic of it...

And here is the aloe plant. I got a lot of these. Are these safe for sulcatas?

This one I'm not sure of. I have no idea what it is. The lady said that it was a cactus, but she didn't know what kind it is. What is this one? Is it also safe for sulcatas???

Here is a close up of it. There is a pink color around the edge of each "leaf".

Please help!

 

[dmmj]

cactus and aloe are fine, in fact great to feed, the other looks like a succulent to me,but I can't place it.

 

[drgnfly2265]

She did mention that she had some succulents in her yard. Maybe she brought some in then? Hm, would it ok to use for food?

 

[Yvonne G]

That one is a Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi 'Marginata' ) or aurora borealis and it is toxic.

 

[drgnfly2265]

That one is a Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi 'Marginata' ) or aurora borealis and it is toxic.

Ok, throwing those away ASAP!!! Doing that now so no one feeds it to her on accident.

Thank you for the help both

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Oh yeah, I gave Bowser an aloe section (one of the long sections) and she LOVES it! At first I thought I was going to have to cut it up for her but after a couple of "test" bites she started chomping into it! I was supprised at how strong her mouth has gotten. It just shows that she is getting bigger and stronger I guess. And it looks like aloe is another thing that can keep her beak short.