Gransnet forums

Gardening

Page 1 of 1
Flip | Customise

Unknown plant

(7 Posts)
Add comment | Report
Auntieflo Thu 03-Sept-20 08:19:09

Well done Willow73.
It sounded like the ones I have, and it is.
Mine have done very well this summer.

Add comment | Report
Willow73 Thu 03-Sept-20 07:57:55

Thank you for all your answers. I have found it!
Calibrachoa it is. I recommend this plant it has spread, flowered and lasted all summer! I have taken some cuttings, so fingers crossed!

Add comment | Report
shysal Wed 02-Sept-20 10:23:50
User post image

Could they be Mesembryanthemum (sp)?
If so, they are usually used as annuals, but cuttings would be worth trying.

Add comment | Report
Jaxjacky Wed 02-Sept-20 08:44:54

Willow73 there are a number of apps you can download, I use Plantnet, then take a photo of your plant and the app will hopefully identify it.

Add comment | Report
Hetty58 Wed 02-Sept-20 08:26:17

Is it an outdoor or indoor plant? If it's a succulent, it's best to keep it fairly dry in winter.

Why not experiment with cuttings? Put some into light, sandy soil, leave others to dry out for a few days, then plant.

If it's Portulaca, you'd have to bring it indoors for the winter.

Add comment | Report
Auntieflo Wed 02-Sept-20 08:15:20

It's a bit difficult without a photo Willow73, but, could it possibly be a Million Bells type plant?

Add comment | Report
Willow73 Wed 02-Sept-20 07:42:33

I have a plant which is wonderful but don't know its name or how to look after it during winter.
It has small succulent type leaves and produces different coloured flowers all the time that are very pretty. It has made a complete carpet in one of my pots. I want to know whether I can take cuttings as well . Thank you friends.

Page 1 of 1
Flip | Customise