Some blooming today.
9 years ago
Rob's Itchy Britches
RS-Edem (S. Repkina) 1st bloom - only a hint of blue
NOID - from the last century - late 80's or early 90's
Rob's Cool Fruit - no blooms yet - but beautiful leaves
Optimara Harlequin
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9 years agolast modified: 9 years ago
Nice plants! Sorry, but Edem doesn't look like Edem. That's what I have. Maybe the next bloom of your plant will be different? Try to keep it in the cooler place.
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