Plant identification help!!
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They are both succulents. That's the best I can offer. 
edit: just noticed your other post, so I'm guessing you know this already. Sorry.
edit: just noticed your other post, so I'm guessing you know this already. Sorry.
They are both succulents. That's the best I can offer.
Thank you!! Getting closer!
They are both succulents. That's the best I can offer.
edit: just noticed your other post, so I'm guessing you know this already. Sorry.
No worries! Thank you!
The upper plant is Anacampseros rufescens, in the Family Anacampserotaceae. It is native to South Africa.
The lower plant is more difficult to identify with certainty. One possibility is a green leaved form of Dudleya, such as D. virens or D. viscida, in the Stonecrop Family (Crassulaceae), but there are also uncommon types of Crassula and Echeveria that are similar.
The lower plant is more difficult to identify with certainty. One possibility is a green leaved form of Dudleya, such as D. virens or D. viscida, in the Stonecrop Family (Crassulaceae), but there are also uncommon types of Crassula and Echeveria that are similar.