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Six dollars...
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Posted by
landruc 10 (
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Tue, Oct 9, 12 at 14:28
| ...but the guy who helped carry my plants out to the car broke it. |
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RE: Six dollars...
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| But now you have two plants, at the very least (three if you cut off and grow the nubbin left of the stem). It's win-lose-win, imo. Is that a cristate Graptoveria 'Fred Ives'? Nice plant at a good price. |
RE: Six dollars...
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| Aww, bummer. But as cactusmcharris said, you can now have 2 plants! I bought one of these too for 6 dollars although mine rotted froma sprinkler, and all i could save was a small cutting :( lowes can have some good deals on the 6 dollar pots, a few days ago i got 4 cephalocereus which were about a foot tall each, and there was some pretty tall stetsonias (which i regret not getting) &cactusmcharris, i think it may be a crested sedum. Or atleast thats what the tag said... |
RE: Six dollars...
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| I'm not sure what it is but I know it's not a Fred Ives, because I have a couple (not crested) and the leaves are very different. I think Microthrix probably nailed it as being a sedum. I thought of it as a win-lose-win at the time. After he broke it the guy asked if I still wanted it. I potted up the cutting ("breaking?") this morning, but I'm going to leave the nubbin attached to see if anything grows from it. |
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- Posted by rina_ 6a Ont (My Page) on
Sun, Oct 28, 12 at 15:22
That was fast! They are looking good.
Do you think it will continue grow crested since it is original stem? |
RE: Six dollars...
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| That is a very cool plant, I have never seen one |
RE: Six dollars...
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| I think so, rina. Each sprout seems to be more oblong than circular. |
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