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Hi Kevin,
When you have a chance, can you tell me what these are? I got them from different places.
The first one was given to us, has beautiful bloom;
Second one hitch-hiked with another plant I bought, with a big round root under all that tentacles and had a ring of tiny yellow flowers a while ago;
3rd one I got from Target, reminds me of someone wiith a bad hair day;
4th one spread like waves/snakes.
I cannot find these from any books I have, so thought you might be able to help. Is it OK to trouble you? or is there another source I can ask about plants?
Thanks!
Lillian
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Lillian,
You have:
149. Crassula falcata, also known as the propellor plant.
536. is a crested Euphorbia, possibly Euphorbia flanaganii
537. is definitely Euphorbia flanaganii, also known as Medusa’s Head – would certainly qualify as bad hair…
538. Tephrocactus articulatus v. papyracanthus, or the Paper-Spine Cactus.
Peter
