My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
I'll give you a link, and a warning! The link is to a site which lists Aloes, Gasterias, and intergeneric hybrids. Gasteraloes are also referred to as Gastroleas. Now, the warning: take pictures and tags with a grain of salt! Many plants have been mistagged, so your xGasteraloe may not be what you think it is. Also, many pictures on the web are questionable or flat out wrong. Sometimes, vendors make up their own names for plants which came untagged to them. Enjoy your plants, whatever the name!
RJM Thanks, I went through all the photo's on the site you recommended and did not find a plant that looks like mine. The pictures, when shown, are they adults or young seedlings?? Thank You for taking the time out of your day to try to help me, I appreciate it. Debi, from AUSTRALIA.
Debi, the pictures seem to feature younger forms of the plants. Sometimes the adults can look different. Here's another link (although I think the 'Green Ice' plant is incorrectly labeled)... Ray
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