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What plant is it ?

10 years ago

Help with the name please.

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Desirai
10 years ago
Possibly a sedum?
bromelia2010
Original Author
10 years ago
May be Sedum....thanks .
But I do not find Sedum similar, one with 3 leaves together.
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carol23_gw
10 years ago
Have a look at Sedum sarmentosum.
bromelia2010
Original Author
10 years ago
Yes is that, Carol, thanks you !

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