Top row, left to right: Stapelia hirsuta, Graptopetalum hybrid, Crassula 'Buddha's Temple'
Bottom row, left to right: Parodia haselbergii, Aichyrson bethencourtianum, Astrophytum myriostigma.
These are the IDs of the plants as given on the very informative labels. They included a common name, a botanical name, a brief description of growth habit, and growing instructions, all in a very small space. I do think the "Graptopetalum hybrid" is a Graptosedum though, maybe Graptosedum 'Bronze.'
Bottom row, left to right: Parodia haselbergii, Aichyrson bethencourtianum, Astrophytum myriostigma.
These are the IDs of the plants as given on the very informative labels. They included a common name, a botanical name, a brief description of growth habit, and growing instructions, all in a very small space. I do think the "Graptopetalum hybrid" is a Graptosedum though, maybe Graptosedum 'Bronze.'
The plants were all purchased from the Ted's Greenhouse/Cactus and Succulent Society of Greater Chicago booth(s).
4 comments:
I couldn't resist a cute little Echevaria from there, it called to me. And I'm not a houseplant person.
Great succulent/cacti finds! Buddha's Temple is my favorite.
Ted's is the best! Did you get to have a conversation with their cactus specialist (I call him Cactus Bill)? They're having a plant auction soon...
Now I regret not buying that Crassula. I bought 4 things plus a fat cactus for my husband. Definitely spent more time at Ted's than at any other display or booth!
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