Anyone recognise this wee Neo?

14 years ago

I got this plant a while ago but haven't managed to put a name to it yet.

When I was living in Melbourne I often saw this one for sale at places like Bunnings (un-named) so I'm hoping someone in Oz may know it..

same plant after being in the sun

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Cheers, Todd

Comments (4)

splinter1804
14 years ago
Hi Todd,

What size is it?

All the best, Nev.
brom_todd
Original Author
14 years ago
ah yes, that could help.
They're approx 30cm across and 15-20cm high, potted in 12cm pots.
Cheers, Todd
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splinter1804
14 years ago
Hi Todd,

I have a similar looking plant which is an unregistered hybrid from Neo. Charm x Neo. Cracker Jack.

I have seen a lot of similar looking plants without names but a my guess would be a hybrid from either Neo. Charm or Neo. Cracker Jack.
brom_adorer
14 years ago
Hi Brom Todd, I have two plants from two different sources, both look identical in markings,(burgundy/green dots) Go redder and yellow dots in high light, and I have never got a name for them because there are so many. (N. 'Beefsteak'/'Charm' e.t.c.) I think they come from N. chlorosticta or N. marmorata parentage.
Just enjoy them, I reckon, and keep experimenting with light to see what you can get out of them.
P.s
Sold in Bunnings in Aussie also.
B_A