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A few more new Sans

8 years ago

A few more new Sans this month :)

Fischeri Singularis and Pinguicula.

Grandis and the small one I think is "Concinna dwarf"? I ordered a Conspicua but it doesn't look like it at all to me. And it's very, very small compared to my Concinna I bought awhile ago, so I think there's been a mistake but I don't mind, it's so cute.

And when I repotted the Grandis one I saw a that a pup will soon show up above the soil :D

And Raffilii :)

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robinswfl
8 years ago
Great looking varieties of Sans. Thank you for sharing them.
Robdb8
8 years ago
I've always liked the concinna and the pinguicula types. Nice plants... where did you order from, because that's definitely not a conspicua.
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ewa321
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
I also think that it is not S. conspicua. This is S. concinna, probably S. concinna 5933, and is very nice :) I have three copies of S. concinna - on the left S. concinna 5933 (small, mini - looks like yours), in the middle S. concinna 5949 (large), on the right S. concinna (I do not know which one)

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