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Fri, Feb 24, 06 at 16:56
Here's a Haworthia hybrid - I've got it tagged as a hybrid of H. truncata x H. turgida. That may be wrong, it may be right; there's certainly truncata in the woodshed, I daresay. Regardless of its parentage, it's a pretty one, I reckon.
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| Yup, you reckon correctly: it's perty all right. Although, strangely enough, it also kind of looks like my toes when I stay in the bath too long... I'm wrinkling my brow in confusion right now, in case you can't tell from the tone of my writing. But here's a question - did you grow this from seed? Shelly |
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- Posted by greenlarry Eng 8/9 (My Page) on Sat, Feb 25, 06 at 4:16
| Kind of interesting in a wrinkly way, has it flowered yet? |
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- Posted by jeffrey_harris San Diego, CA (My Page) on Sat, Feb 25, 06 at 11:04
| Dear Shelly, Remind me never to suggest to you to stay in the bath too long, unless you have a secret ambition to become a herpetologist and grow some prehensile toes. Nope, it's from a single head grown by someone else. Dear GL, I think it has - typical bland Haworthia flowers; the hummingbirds appreciate them more than I. |
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