Beschorneria

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Mike
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Re: Beschorneria

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Well, a week or two on, the Monster is still growing - approaching 2metres -and flowering.
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Having read Paul's article I'm curious to know where I might be able to acquire other species of Beschorneria. What wonderful plants!

Mike
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Re: Beschorneria

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Interesting. Your form is atypical. The leaves look shorter and more succulent plus the spike has no, or at least reduced, side branches.
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