A Gardeners Forum Forums General Discussion The Plants and Flowers Forum Mystery Plants? succulent and hosta like mystery

it was very windy when I took these, so their kinda blury.

I've had this succulent for about a year. it's kinda crazy looking now. I brought it in for the winter and I think it struggled for light. I also took cuttings off it...maybe too many. it's been living in my aloe bed for a couple of months now. (which yes, I need to weed. ha ha)
what is it, can it go in the ground and live through zone 9 winter, and does it need more sun?


it makes a bloom


here's my other mystery
it looks 'hosta like' to me. I found them growing wild and put one in my bed. It sure looks like something that will bloom, but never has in 3 years.

the first 3 are all the same plant. i should have been more specific. also, in case this helps...it started blooming in winter time. the pic of the small one with the bloom is a cutting off the plant that is pictured in the first two photos.

on the hosta looking one, it doesn't have a bulb just roots. and it is in dappled light most of the day.

I'll look up sedum!
thanks

Look up sedum praealtum. It looks close but the blooms on praealtum are in clusters of yellow.

i've looked at 50 plus pics of sedum. and the praealtum appears to be the closest. it has to be in that family although I didn't find any with the same color or type of flower. i think the leaves on my plant are a bit thicker too. well, I'm gonna go ahead and put her in the ground with my aloes....then prune it a bit, I guess. it looks so crazy the way it's growing now.
thanks guys! you all have so much knowledge!

Hostas have a tough woody crown and lots of roots, maybe try putting it in less sun (TX can get really sun and hot from what I know) and hostas are woodland plants, they like 'cool feet' (shade a moist soil) Are the pine needles mulch? That would be great for keeping the soil moist.

these do have lots of roots, and deep roots. it gets quite a bit of shade where it is. I'll pull up the babies and put them in an even shadier spot! and yes the pine needles are for mulch. thanks!