Tina,
What is the Euphorbia in the middle with part of the roots/caudex showing??
Thanks
Aloenut
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Re: Elk plants- just a few
So it's a Gastrolea? my gaster/aloe thingy description was quite apt then.
What does it say on the label? G.rawlinsonii x Aloe..... perhaps? and any chance of a better pic when you have time?
What does it say on the label? G.rawlinsonii x Aloe..... perhaps? and any chance of a better pic when you have time?
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Re: Elk plants- just a few
Interesting choice of Aloe! - both howmannii and wildii are grass Aloes from the Chimanimani range in the eastern highlands of Zimbabwe.
Please keep us posted on their progress!
Nick
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Re: Elk plants- just a few
It ie Eriospermum dregei judging by the leaf - mine is flowering now - very scented. Gordon Rowley did an article on it way back in the journal.
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Re: Elk plants- just a few
Hi Aloenut
The Euphorbia is E Knuthii, seems to grow quite a lumpy root. I vaguely remember getting told to keep chopping the top growth off but as it encourages root growth but I'm not sure I could do it for that reason.
Brian
No parentage, just gasteroaloe and WONDER.
Nick
you will need to ask Colin as they are for him, just haven't got to the OU yet.
Hi Chris
Thank you for the ID, Can you give me some cultivation tips- ie when to water, full sun etc.
The Euphorbia is E Knuthii, seems to grow quite a lumpy root. I vaguely remember getting told to keep chopping the top growth off but as it encourages root growth but I'm not sure I could do it for that reason.
Brian
No parentage, just gasteroaloe and WONDER.
Nick
you will need to ask Colin as they are for him, just haven't got to the OU yet.
Hi Chris
Thank you for the ID, Can you give me some cultivation tips- ie when to water, full sun etc.
Tina
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Re: Elk plants- just a few
Hi Tina,
Thats not the one I'm looking at. I could read the label in your pic and I already have this. The one I mean is in the same shot at the back left against the wall.
Brian
Thats not the one I'm looking at. I could read the label in your pic and I already have this. The one I mean is in the same shot at the back left against the wall.
Brian
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Re: Elk plants- just a few
Hi Tina,
It was fun meeting you.
The eriospermum is E. dregei: wintergrowing tuber.
Don't be too anxious when it looses its leaves next spring.
It will come back next year or the year after.
It is one of my new plants, or actually two new ones
Tom
It was fun meeting you.
The eriospermum is E. dregei: wintergrowing tuber.
Don't be too anxious when it looses its leaves next spring.
It will come back next year or the year after.
It is one of my new plants, or actually two new ones
Tom
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Re: Elk plants- just a few
Good selection there Tina. Looks like your trip was well worthwhile.
Hardly any cacti either which left more for me
Hardly any cacti either which left more for me
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Re: Elk plants- just a few
Some nice plants there Tina, especially the caudexs (caudices?), nice and clean.
Not sure what they call that big ugly/odd plant over there, but down here it's called the penis plant. So I guess if you plant it out, it'll be a "free willy"
Not sure what they call that big ugly/odd plant over there, but down here it's called the penis plant. So I guess if you plant it out, it'll be a "free willy"
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Re: Elk plants- just a few
Trevor
[quote=it'll be a "free willy"][/quote]
You are just too BAD:lolbt:
Hi Tom
Yes it was really nice meeting you, just sorry I had shopping frenzy & didn't chat as much as I should have.
Next yr it will be different I guess as it won't have the novelty value but I make no promises.
We have already booked our places for ELk & I just need to send off the deposit, Baz has been checking out ferries.
After the rain & not much car booting we can't decide if we should arrive later next visit.
[quote=it'll be a "free willy"][/quote]
You are just too BAD:lolbt:
Hi Tom
Yes it was really nice meeting you, just sorry I had shopping frenzy & didn't chat as much as I should have.
Next yr it will be different I guess as it won't have the novelty value but I make no promises.
We have already booked our places for ELk & I just need to send off the deposit, Baz has been checking out ferries.
After the rain & not much car booting we can't decide if we should arrive later next visit.
Tina
varied collection of succulents and cacti but I especially like Euphorbia's, Ariocarpus and variegated agaves.
Bucks, UK
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varied collection of succulents and cacti but I especially like Euphorbia's, Ariocarpus and variegated agaves.
Bucks, UK
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