A blue fokienia hodginsii - the parent plant is at Quarryhill Botanic Garden.
I've never heard of most of the stuff you're posting, but this sure is pretty! Keep posting.
Cool! I have the normal green form and have seen some with stomata on the upper surface. I hope you rooted this cutting!
That looks like a close-up of my Christmas cactus, lol!
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Very interesting!!Please propagate!
Wolfgang
As an aside, now Chamaecyparis hodginsii (Dunn) Rushforth, as genetic analysis showed it is nested within Chamaecyparis.
For example, C. obtusa is more closely related to C. hodginsii than it is to C. pisifera.
Resin
Whatever genus it's in, it looks pretty fokien nice!
@Resin...Whoa, so no more genus "Fokienia"? What do the cones look like, and can this species seed itself (is it monoecious)?
Here's a cone - like other Chamaecyparis but larger:{{gwi:637283}}
Yep, monoecious, though outcrossing so you won't get good seed from a single plant.
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