Crest - possible?

9 years ago

Another successful leaf-baby; is it cresting?
(If so, is that a proper name for it-crest?)
Maybe hard to see from this photo.

Rina

Comments (7)

rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
Original Author
9 years ago
Here it is from other side - there is some roots in the way. Not very good photos, I know...

Rina
TiffanyPolli
9 years ago
looks like graptopetalum paraguayense to me (sp?) seems a little early to determine if it is cresting.... is the stem flat?
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rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
Original Author
9 years ago
It seems to be flat but not 100% sure, one side is obscured by the roots & other by the original leaf. Will see...
Thank you for possible ID, I have "grapto-something" (wasn't able to get exact ID), it may be a leaf from it.

Rina
rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
Original Author
9 years ago
Have another succulent I am wondering about - is this considered 'cresting' - or they branch like this?

Rina
hablu
9 years ago
Hello Rina,
I'm not certain of cresting.
If that last one is id-ed as P. oviferum I think it's just normal branching for they do that very easily.
greets
Harry
rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
Original Author
9 years ago
Harry

Thank you, it is p. oviferum. Didn't realized that's how they branch.

Rina
hablu
9 years ago
Rina, in the picture an older one
Try to get flowers; they are realy worthwhile
Harry