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Little Streps

21 years ago

Hi,

Here are a couple of plants that my friend, Bonita from the 3Gs, gave me at the violet show. The first picture is of

Streptocarpus cyanandrous of the left and Streptocarpus rimicola on the right.

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Here is a close up of cyanandrous and its bloosom. There are a few more flower buds below so maybe more flowers.

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komi
21 years ago
it's gorgeous! I love it!

Now, how big is the rimicola? I fear I need to do something with my seedlings or they might abort.
larry_b
Original Author
21 years ago
Hi Komi,

Thanks. Cyanandras turned out to be really cute. As far as rimicola, those pots are about 2 3/8 of an inch across. I think the leaves are about 1 1/2 inches long.

Larry
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larry_b
Original Author
21 years ago
Hi,

I have managed to spell the first strep wrong twice. The correct spelling is cyanandrus.

Larry
jon_d
21 years ago
I usually misspell it too. Or is it "mispell"? cyanandrus, cyanandrus, (just practicing).

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