aloinopsis id

9 years ago

I planted some mix aloinopsis seeds 2 months or so ago had a lot of seedlings that looked a lot alike might can see the 2 behind the plant I have in question of it's name it's nearly 4 Inch across and is a very fast grower any ideas of what it might be is it a aloinopsis as well

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cactusmcharris, interior BC Z4/5
9 years ago
I don't know, but I'll spot you a period punctuation mark or two for free and get back to you. It doesn't look like any Aloinopsis which I've seen, but I'm not terribly familiar with them.
nomen_nudum
9 years ago
Front one looks like it's been etoliated if it is an Alionopsis.... OR If it where the only thing to pick from my guess A. peersii......
Also doesn't apear to be a Familure Alionopsis to me either but could be related to them a Nanathus maybe ?

Smaller one in rear at 2:00 apx......... to small to ID correctly but could be A. luckhoffii ?
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tanpexoctics Willis
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9 years ago
That is kinda what I have been thinking it might be related to is Nanathus.I didn't think it was etoilated, it is growing under same conditions as ones in back,and it is same age lol . I did notice looks like leaf structure is starting to change some ,so maybe it get easier to identify.........................