This first one I know is a Haworthia ssp. So I am pretty sure I will be able to track down the species name.

This next one I am know is a Euphorbia ssp. but not sure on the species.

This one I have no idea where to start looking. : )

A close-up of the same plant.

The other 3 plants were an Aloe 'hybrid' I am pretty sure, very rough textured leaves. A Barbedwire Cactus Acanthocereus pentagonus. I searched for about an hour to track that down. : ) The last one is a Sansevieria I had never seen before I think it might be Sansevieria kirkii. Nice hall for not going. She always picks things I would most likely have overlooked.

Thanks, in advance for help nailing down ID's on these.

Glenn

I know what this one is but, I just picked it up at a garage sale yesterday for a buck. It was in a sandy mix and most of the lower leaves were dead. So a quick clean up and repot.

Glenn

Lets start with this one from another post. These were the best pictures I could get with my phone.

First a reminder of the plant in question. Pic#1

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And here is the bloom today. Pic. #3

Next I got these for free at a nursery a couple of weeks ago. These were laying on the ground and the sales lady told me to take them since I was also buying some other stuff. The mother plants they had for sale were labeled "Easter Cactus" but it doesn't look like any Easter Cactus I have ever seen.
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Got this at the same time also laying on the ground. Pic #5

Which I think is the same has this, but still don't know the name. Pic #6

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Echinocereus rayonesensis� I think.

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Pic. #21 If you look up at the right top corner in this picture you can see the bottom half of my "Purple Haze" Dragon Fruit. That beast is over 6 foot tall.

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I think this is Aloe plicatillis� Pic. #35

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I know the name of this last one just throwing it in as a challenge. : )
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Thanks for any help Glenn.

This guy is getting ready for a show, you can just barely make out the touch of red in its crown.

I am not sure of the species of this one, but the buds look like its going to have an interesting bloom.

Glenn

Sadly the blooms on this one had already passed before I got to taking pictures. It has beautiful bright orange flowers. Rebutia flavistyla�

I have not had a chance to look the next few up yet. So any help IDing would be great.

Echinocerus rectinatus rubrispinus�

Mammillaria Stella-de-tacubaya�

Mammillaria dewii

Melocactus matanzanus

Pachycereus pringlei�

Euphorbia monstrose