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Thu, Aug 18, 11 at 13:57
At a local nursery. Some are hardy outdoors in the bay area..other,are purely not! Full size
     
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- Posted by hotdiggetydam (My Page) on Fri, Aug 19, 11 at 8:37
| Great photo's Stan. Thanks for posting. I lost most of the ones I had in this last winter. My rick rack was huge. |
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- Posted by kathi_mdgd 9 S.Ca (My Page) on Tue, Aug 23, 11 at 20:13
| Gorgeous,what is the red plant 2nd from the bottom?? Kathi |
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| Its one the Pagoda Crassula's. I dont the exact one... If somebody knows.. |
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- Posted by epiphyte78 9 (My Page) on Sun, Aug 28, 11 at 12:33
| Second from bottom might be some form of Crassula pellucida. Thanks for sharing the pictures! I'm a big fan of Rhipsalis and have a few in my tree. Unlike many of my CAM Orchids they seem to require a decent amount of moss to establish epiphytically. Next time I visit the Bay Area remind me to ask you which nurseries are worth a visit! |
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| I would love to have that Disocactus ramulosa! It's gorgeous, and I'm a big fan of epiphytes. |
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