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Mon, Sep 3, 12 at 20:00
| Recently a friend gave me a cutting of his NOID Aeschynanthus. It's quite succulent for an Aeschynanthus. I really want to say that it's nearly twice as succulent as Aeschynanthus speciosus...which is more succulent than Aeschynanthus evrardii. I also have Aeschynanthus gracilis...which is somewhat succulent...but the growth habit of the NOID cutting is more along the lines of speciosus/evrardii.
Does anybody know which Aeschynanthus might perhaps be the most succulent? In terms of flowers...my friend said that the flowers aren't particularly showy. Which might suggest that it's not very commonly grown. |
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| Can you post a photo of the foliage/bloom? That will help people immensely when trying to ID it. Any idea if it's a species or hybrid plant? |
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- Posted by epiphyte78 9 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 5, 12 at 22:12
| I'll eventually post a photo of it...but in the meantime I'm interested in learning which are the most succulent Aeschynanthus. |
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| This might be best put to the Gesneriphiles email group. There are a lot of people there with a huge range of experiences and expertise. Just sign up at the link below. Once approved email the list and I'm sure you'll get a good answer. Mark |
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