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Mon, Jun 4, 12 at 7:31
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- Posted by greenclaws UKzone8a (My Page) on Mon, Jun 4, 12 at 15:04
| Karyn, looks like a prickly hand-grenade to me! Gill from the UK. |
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| Karyn1, It's hard to tell which species it is at this stage as it is still a young plant. However, if I was to take a guess I would say it is either Pachypodium lamerei or Pachypodium geayi. Below is a photo of one of my Pachypodium lamerei so you can compare it with your plant. |
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| Thanks. It certainly looks similar. It's only about 5" tall so far. It's late breaking dormancy this season. Not sure if it was this slow last year but it's just now putting out foliage. My other pachys broke dormancy several weeks ago. |
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| Karyn, it is so cute and looks just like hand-grenade, (Gill said) only it hurts when you touch it. Did it ever bloom? Marie |
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| Karyn, OUCH was the right word.... I repot one plant for my friend last year. It was 10:30 pm when I took it to her house only 3 blocks away. I left it in the back seat in my brand new car (only few days old). It tipped over and made a huge wet muddy mess. I had to turn around and spent next 30 minutes cleaning the car and again repot the plant the second time. Poor my brand new car... |
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| That stinks but at least you got the first mess out of the way. It's makes the others easier, kind of like the first door ding. I remember I'd just bought a brand new convertible and thought I was so cool (I was 21 or 22). It was a beautiful day so I went to visit a friend to show off my new car. She lived in a basement apartment so I didn't realize that we were having a downpour. Yes, my new car was flooded with a couple inches of water : ( I just got a variegated COT. The foliage is really pretty, lots of color, not just green and white. It's a bit beat up from shipping but I'll take pics when it recovers. |
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