It can easily reproduce by seperate the pup.
Variegated Ledebouria socialis
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Leonet
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Variegated Ledebouria socialis
Hi All, I would like to show Variegated Ledebouria socialis photo that I got this plants from my friend,stephania.
It can easily reproduce by seperate the pup.
It can easily reproduce by seperate the pup.
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Re: Variegated Ledebouria socialis
Hi Leonet,
I like the red gravel it is a nice contrast with the plant and displays it well. The " normal plant" sells quite well at the displays we put on to raise money for the branch.
I like the red gravel it is a nice contrast with the plant and displays it well. The " normal plant" sells quite well at the displays we put on to raise money for the branch.
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Re: Variegated Ledebouria socialis
It is a beautifully coloured plant. The younger leaves having a tinge of pink to them.
And presentation is everything! Roy, get some red gravel for the next sale..
And presentation is everything! Roy, get some red gravel for the next sale..
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Re: Variegated Ledebouria socialis
Surely you mean "rare miracle grow aggregate" especially imported from Ebay!
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Re: Variegated Ledebouria socialis
Hi Leonet
Thats a smashing variegated plant, must admit I find the 'green one' boring but this is much nicer :~)
Thats a smashing variegated plant, must admit I find the 'green one' boring but this is much nicer :~)
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varied collection of succulents and cacti but I especially like Euphorbia's, Ariocarpus and variegated agaves.
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Re: Variegated Ledebouria socialis
I have never seen a variagated form of this above-ground bulb in cultivation before - very attractive - but I hate the red gravel - better for tropical fish!
I've seen this species growing several times in the Eastern Cape in habitat in South Africa. It likes shady cliffs with moss or underneath large bushes between rocks. It's very easy to cultivate, like many of the plants from this area, getting a bit of water all year round.
Best wishes,
Derek Tribble,
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Re: Variegated Ledebouria socialis
Hehe, Derek. I don't like technicolour fish tanks. My goldfish were in boring gravel, it was probably kinder to their eyes.
Unlike this poor cichlid... (sorry, this reminded me and I could not resist posting it!)
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Unlike this poor cichlid... (sorry, this reminded me and I could not resist posting it!)
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Happy carrier of Forby Disorder - an obsession with Euphorbia obesa.
NB. Anyone failing to provide a sensible name for me to address them will be called, or referred to, as Fred.
NB. Anyone failing to provide a sensible name for me to address them will be called, or referred to, as Fred.
Re: Variegated Ledebouria socialis
Hi Leonet,
Nice plant. The sun definitely pinkens up the tips - this one has had a summer of Spanish sunshine!
Although the photo is a bit dark the colours are true.
Catherine
Nice plant. The sun definitely pinkens up the tips - this one has had a summer of Spanish sunshine!
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Re: Variegated Ledebouria socialis
Hi Nick.
This plant is available at . Look under Succulents -> Bulbs. It is listed as Scilla socialis variegata.
Catherine
This plant is available at . Look under Succulents -> Bulbs. It is listed as Scilla socialis variegata.
Catherine