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rina_

Rooting leaves

11 years ago

I received these leaves on May 20, 2015; they were put on top of mix of grit, perlite and turface. Small stones are 'holding' them down. I had to see today if they are growing roots - they are.
First leave is velvety, and has cilia on the margin. I am almost sure it is not aeonium - any suggestions?


This one is most likely kalanchoe humilis.

I hope they will grow into plants.

Rina

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