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succulentss

Blooms!

9 years ago

I hope my Lola blooms in time for me to hybridize!

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  • 9 years ago
    last modified: 9 years ago

    succulentss

    Pretty! And they last for some time.

    I had one flowering earlier this year, blooms were bit more red - but maybe it is light? Not sure, and not absolutely sure which is my plant, could be setosa; Pulv-Oliver; pulvinata (they are supposedly more red); Doris Taylor....they are very similar to each other:

    Even dried-up inflo keeps red color - it got darker:

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