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michelle_h_gw

A few stinky plants

20 years ago

Hi all

A few more of my stinky plants have been flowering over the last couple of weeks, but I have been a little busy and haven't had time to post the pictures so here are a few.

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Uknown Huernia - could be a hybrid of H. zebrina.

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Huernia zebrina subsp zebrina.

Enjoy

Michelle

North Queensland, Australia

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