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ID three plants please :)
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robinpla 10b (
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Wed, Nov 21, 12 at 15:11
| Only four plants left to ID in my collection. Here is one. |
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RE: ID three plants please :)
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| Funny shape, but I think it is supposed to be uniformly fat, not look like a Hershey Kiss. |
RE: ID three plants please :)
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| And the third. Also a neglected plant. Hope I can nurture it back to life. |
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| Hi Robin, I don't know #1, maybe an Adromiscus. #3, maybe a Parodia or a Gymnocalycium. #2 I should know, some sort of Stenocereus with a growth point problem, perhaps. |
RE: ID three plants please :)
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| 1 Adromischus herrei, possibly a hybrid |
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| #1 I think adromischus is a very good guess, but I can't seem to find anything on google images that looks like it. #2 Stenocereus also seems like a good guess. But hard to identify which one. Not too fond of it, but would like to know what it is. #3 Definitely a gymnocalycium. I might be able to identify it when it gets flowers. I think I have narrowed it down to three possibilities. Thanks guys! |
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| #1 could be a really, really etiolated Titanopsis. |
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| #2 just doesnt say stenocereus to me. Seems like more of a Ferocactus type thingy. |
RE: ID three plants please :)
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| #2 just doesnt say stenocereus to me. Seems like more of a Ferocactus type thingy. |
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| #1 Crassula Ausensis Titanopsis In good condition The odd shapes of other pics are from pots falling over on there sides |
RE: ID three plants please :)
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| Thanks mrlike2u! That's a positive identification :) |
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