Rynan
Active Member
Hi there, I recently put together a succulant bowl from our backyard but I don't know if I identified these correctly and whether they are edible to sulcatas. I'd hate to feed them the wrong things. We have grass and weeds and dandelions in the yard so that's accessible. But I want to be able to feed them other stufff from the yard too.
I was able to learn the names of these succulants through an app but idk how aacurate it is. I was hoping someone can help me double check?
Going down the list we got:
Aeonium decorum - green pinwheel
Crassula tettagona - mini pine tree
Crassula ovata - jade plant
Crassula multicava - cape province
Sedun nussbaumerianum - orange delight
Austrocylindropuntia verschaffeltii - eve's needle??The cactus
Portulacatia afra - elephant bush
Carpobrotus edulus??? - hottentot - fig?? The thick green onion looking succulant on the side
And echeveria gibbiflora - hens and chicks
I was only able to find out jade plant, green pinwheel, and mini pine tree can be fed in moderation?
And maybe echeveria gibbiflora is edible?
I wasn't able to find the others on tortoise table.
Thanks for your help in advance.
I was able to learn the names of these succulants through an app but idk how aacurate it is. I was hoping someone can help me double check?
Going down the list we got:
Aeonium decorum - green pinwheel
Crassula tettagona - mini pine tree
Crassula ovata - jade plant
Crassula multicava - cape province
Sedun nussbaumerianum - orange delight
Austrocylindropuntia verschaffeltii - eve's needle??The cactus
Portulacatia afra - elephant bush
Carpobrotus edulus??? - hottentot - fig?? The thick green onion looking succulant on the side
And echeveria gibbiflora - hens and chicks
I was only able to find out jade plant, green pinwheel, and mini pine tree can be fed in moderation?
And maybe echeveria gibbiflora is edible?
I wasn't able to find the others on tortoise table.
Thanks for your help in advance.