Got this plant with a few other odd bits, any idea perhaps Haworthia or X Aloe!
Any help very welocme.
Plant ID please...
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Smel
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Plant ID please...
Hi,
Got this plant with a few other odd bits, any idea perhaps Haworthia or X Aloe!
Any help very welocme.
Got this plant with a few other odd bits, any idea perhaps Haworthia or X Aloe!
Any help very welocme.
Open your mind, but not too much, your brain might fall out !!
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Re: Plant ID please...
There looks to be some Gasteria in there. - Maybe x Gasterhaworthia 'Royal Highness'?
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Re: Plant ID please...
I think so too.John Foster wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 4:06 pm There looks to be some Gasteria in there. - Maybe x Gasterhaworthia 'Royal Highness'?
See this link for an authentic 'Royal Highness':
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=170194&hilit=royal+ ... s&start=10
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Re: Plant ID please...
If the individual heads stay small then it looks like it could be Haworthia 'Cassytha' of unknown origin.
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Re: Plant ID please...
Hi,
Thanks to all for your replies, I didn't give Gasteria a thought but yes it could be! Perhaps I've got it in too much sun, greener it might look different, flowers would tell us more, more Gasteria then Haworthia??
Thanks
Mel.
Thanks to all for your replies, I didn't give Gasteria a thought but yes it could be! Perhaps I've got it in too much sun, greener it might look different, flowers would tell us more, more Gasteria then Haworthia??
Thanks
Mel.
Open your mind, but not too much, your brain might fall out !!
BCSS Member Leicester.
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I also like photography, electronics, model building......etc.
BCSS Member Leicester.
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I also like photography, electronics, model building......etc.