Hi,
I am posting some pictures of some plants I bought recently from Holly Gate cactus nursery that had no labels.
The first one is a succulent with nice furry leaves, I am sure I saw some larger ones in the cactus garden there but neglected to write down the name.
A few unknown plants I bought recently
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A few unknown plants I bought recently
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Re: A few unknown plants I bought recently
Next is a Haworthia that was in a mixed bunch of Haworthia, I'm getting rather fond of this genus and this one I liked as it has rough textured leaves. Is it possible to tell which species it may be?
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Re: A few unknown plants I bought recently
A Stenocactus with no species name, I imagine it is difficult to tell them apart but worth a try.
Post Edited (11-19-06 10:28)
Post Edited (11-19-06 10:28)
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Re: A few unknown plants I bought recently
Stenocactus (=Echinofossulocactus), not Stenocereus
Cheshire, UK
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Re: A few unknown plants I bought recently
Lastly, this cactus had no label at all but I just had to have it as it is such a great purple colour, dark-bodied and purple/red coloured cacti are some of my favourites. Any ideas what is it?
Thanks for any suggestions for these four.
Thanks for any suggestions for these four.
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Re: A few unknown plants I bought recently
Oops, that comes from posting past my bedtime!
Victoria
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Re: A few unknown plants I bought recently
Could do with a bigger picture of the Haworthia, possibly longiana (pic attached), but there are are more than a few hybrids that look simular.
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Mainly Haworthia and Gasteria, a few other South African succulents and the odd spiky thing.
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Mainly Haworthia and Gasteria, a few other South African succulents and the odd spiky thing.
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Re: A few unknown plants I bought recently
I'm surprised such a reputable nursery let you leave with unlabelled plants (and that you didn't ask for labels - I'm sure they know what they are) That first one looks like an Aichryson - holly gate's website lists A. x aizoides (=domesticum, which is the name I'm familiar with).
the two Stenocactus they list are multicostatus an vaupelianus, so unless they had others in quantities too few to list yours is probably one of those.
the two Stenocactus they list are multicostatus an vaupelianus, so unless they had others in quantities too few to list yours is probably one of those.
Phil Crewe, BCSS 38143. Mostly S. American cacti, esp. Lobivia, Sulcorebutia and little Opuntia
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Re: A few unknown plants I bought recently
I know, it was silly of me not to ask. The Haworthia and Stenocactus were labelled but just as 'mixed'.
Here is a larger picture of the Haworthia.
Here is a larger picture of the Haworthia.
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