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Post by fredg on Jun 28, 2019 13:31:09 GMT
One of the "Silver Skins" Argyroderma congregatum HH5032
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Post by fredg on Jul 7, 2019 16:06:06 GMT
Argyroderma pearsonii showing some splitting scars which of course also happens in nature. ( I didn't do it)
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Post by fredg on Jul 24, 2019 18:32:38 GMT
This was purchased as Argyroderma fissum "Litorale". The "Litorale" part is from Argyroderma litorale which is a synonym for Argyroderma fissum (the current accepted name). Therefore, it's just Argyroderma fissum. It has the widest distribution of all the Silver Skins and the flower colour varies considerably. It's a wait and see jobby
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Post by fredg on Aug 13, 2019 11:13:20 GMT
My fourth in this genera, Argyroderma ringens.
They're all green but there are differences in leaf shape. hopefully there will also be differences in flower colour.
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Post by fredg on Feb 29, 2020 10:37:01 GMT
Argyroderma congreatum pushing out its new leaves.
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Post by fredg on May 5, 2020 14:06:21 GMT
Argyroderma congratum HH5032 regenerated. Argyroderma pearsoniiArgyroderma ringensThese still need to teach me how to look after them properly. They're not easy at all to keep in a decent clean condition
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Post by fredg on Jun 10, 2020 15:22:59 GMT
Purchased as A. braunsii it's actually A. fissum. Other synonyms for the plant are Cheiridopsis braunsii and Roodia braunsii so to get them all on I'll need a much larger label. It has more aliases than Smith and Jones. The A. fissum posted above ( Post #3) had problems regenerating this year. Even after I performed a Caesarian it faded quietly away
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