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ID? Some type of Kalanchoe or Crassula?

Laura Robichaud

9 years ago

Hi all. I started this little guy from a leaf from a friend's plant. It's owned by, at least, one of us here, but I can't find the post. Does anyone have an ID for me? TIA.

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seedmoney
9 years ago
Adromischus sp.

This post was edited by seedmoney on Wed, Oct 29, 14 at 11:00
hablu
9 years ago
Could be A, pulchellus, but that is not sure at all.
Harry
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DavidL.ca
9 years ago
Looks like Adromischus cooperi or A. maculatus to me, more likely the first one.
hablu
9 years ago
I don't think of cooperi or maculatus. The bigger leaf in the picture end a bit in a point. That is not the case with cooperi and maculatus. They are round or make a little wave.
(For what it is worth)
harry
Laura Robichaud
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you so much! I think it is A. pulchellus.
hablu
9 years ago
Laura, don't be to sure of that. Adromischus has many little differences.
harry

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