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Thu, Dec 22, 11 at 22:41
a no ID I've had for a while. Could consider Krimson Queen, except it's not hard & succulent like those leaves, it's thinner leafed, daintier & more leathery to the touch. I laughingly call it H ficus benjamina, 'cause that's what it always reminds me of, w/ its thin, delicate white outline & dainty, lightly held leaves.
up close, isn't this lovely?
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- Posted by tammypie 9 (tamsammut55@gmail.com) on Fri, Dec 23, 11 at 23:21
| It's beautiful, whatever it is. Sure looks like Krimson Queen to me. Hope you're having Happy Holidays. I'm done thru with my shopping, wrapping, etc. Whew! TPie |
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- Posted by ima_digger 9 SE FL (My Page) on Sat, Dec 24, 11 at 8:52
| It is probably a krimson Queen, just a very young one. I have one in a small pot that has very narrow edge of white. The branch came from my older plant with more white on edge. Maybe it wants to be a 'chimera'? LOL HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE!!! |
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