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17-07-2010, 07:57 PM
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| | | Re: Succulent for ID Quote:
Originally Posted by Tiggrx Definitely an Aloe but not Aloe variegata which has fewer, thicker leaves. | Agreed Tiggrx Not aloe variegata, in fact I don't think it is an aloe, The leaves are not shrivelled up. They are never as thick and watery as Aloe leaves. It has more in common with a house leek. Oh dear as usual haven't been down to the end of the thread. someone must have identified it by now. | 
17-07-2010, 08:56 PM
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| | | Re: Succulent for ID It just shows how some plants will survive and try to reproduce even when deprived of soil and water! Planted and cared for it will grow new leaves and become a very attractive example.
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