ID needed please Solved

[BryanW]

My significant other surprised me today when she came in with 2 succulents, no ID on either plant.

I think I've correctly identified the 'chewed' specimen below.

Is this one Kalanchoe sexangularis?

I'm not sure what this specimen is though, maybe a Crassula?

Is it a Crassula of some description?

[BryanW]

I think I've identified the 2nd plant as a Sedum adolphii, can anyone confirm whether this correct?

[MikeT]

I think I've identified the 2nd plant as a Sedum adolphii, can anyone confirm whether this correct?

Looks like it. Also sometimes labelled Sedum nussbaumerianum. If grown outdoors over summer it will go a more golden colour and stays nice and compact; the colour can look a bit washed outfit it's not had much sun. The first certainly looks like a Kalanchoe, but no idea regarding species

[BryanW]

Also sometimes labelled Sedum nussbaumerianum.

Thank you Mike
I did wonder if Sedum nussbaumerianum & Sedum adolphii were the same species due to them both being called 'coppertone stonecrop'.

[Liz M]

The Sedum is probably Sedum 'Golden Glow', as Mike T said it will go a beautiful golden colour once it is outside and catching the sun. Sedum nussbaumianum has been sunk into Sedum adolphii and Sedum 'Golden Glow' is a cultivar of it.

[BryanW]

Thank you Liz
As long as I can propagate it and chuck it outside I'll be happy, I might have a use for that ton of sandstone rock that's been moved all around the garden for the last 10 years after all
As my Grandad once told me "it'll come in use one day".