Marmite! some love it others hate it. Gasterias are the same. Hardly any are grown by my local branch members (sensible folk )
Currently I have over 60, and yes I love Marmite, but this one is my favorite. Gasteria sakura-_fujii a japanese cultivar. Slow growing but it seems to like its home in very open gritty compost. I have had it for 5 years, obtained bare rooted from Torsten and Irmi Dedow in Germany. Thought I would share it with you. Gasterias don't get much viewing.
Is it Marmite or not- Solved
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Is it Marmite or not-
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Re: Is it Marmite or not-
Thanks Iann. The internal dimensions of the pot are 7inches x 5 inches. Hope that helps answer your question.
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Very nice!
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Re: Is it Marmite or not-
Doesn't look much like a Cherry Tree (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherry_blossom), but I love the nicely matching pot, and the plant itself is pleasing to the eye!
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A good looking plant well presented.
I'm a Marmite fan..
I'm a Marmite fan..
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I don't see how anyone can hate that! Gorgeous plant and very well grown.
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Re: Is it Marmite or not-
Hi Ernie,
You know that I will say
You know that I will say
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Re: Is it Marmite or not-
Hi Tony. Thanks. We lovers of Gasterias may be small in number but we appreciate just how interesting these plants are.
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Re: Is it Marmite or not-
I did not realise how choice these plants are until today. Small pieces available in the UK for £28.
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