Grown from leaves...
Here is a jade that was grown from a leaf of Tricolor - it is all green. They often revert to green, at least that is my experince. Leaves are quite large and somehow undulating. New growth has these 'specks' - they almost look like dust but do not wipe off. They are not raised bumps either. Maybe it is common? - I did not have any like this before. It is on all plants started at the same time from leaves of Tricolor, that reverted to green:
Older leaves are smooth and quite shiny, shaped much more as Tricolor leaves - bit pointy.
Here is leaves comparison photo:
(Tricolors are grown from leaves as I mentioned above. Green plant in lower right corner of right photo is one of the 'reverts').
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- 7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
- 7 years ago
Adromischus maculatus grown from single leaf - shrivelled and dry, still atached to new plant (circled in yellow):
Few leaves got knocked off; they are growing new plants. There were 5, but 4 are growing. Only one of the leaves dried up completely by now:
- 7 years ago
Kalanchoe beharensis 'Fang' grows fast from leaves; bigger plant is almost year older. It has 2 offsets that look like they are growing from the roots but am not sure:
Few new ones started this year - they are same size as this one:
- 7 years ago
- 6 years ago
Sharon
Maybe I have wrong ID? A. maculatus aparently grow to about 15cm (about 6") this one is now 4" from soil line. Maybe it is bit etiolated - most photos show more compact plant. I found this photo on net: - Cactus Limon is offering it as Adromischus Triflorus - but llifle shows different looking plant under that name:
- 6 years ago
Still small Graptopetalum superbum, in 2.5" pot. Couple of fallen leaves are growing roots and plantlets in the same pot:
- 6 years agolast modified: 6 years ago
Kalanchoe tomentosa (mother leaves still visible, all dried up):
Meyermike(Zone 6a Ma.)