I'm Would REALLY Like a "Dischidia Rafflesiana" But I'm Open To Others / Especially Ones With Larger Pods If You Have One Please LMK & I'll Email You With What I Have Available To Offer In Trade As It Seems To Be Ever Changeing Thanx E G G

looking for some dischidia cuttings. If you have some available I'd love to talk with you. Thanks

I have dischidia hirusta at the moment. I will have formanosa, milnei, ruscifolia, and benghalensis available shortly. I presently have 26 different types of dischidia. I am really looking for astephana, calva, lanceolata, rosea,cochleata, and dolichiantha. Although I don't mind adding dublicates. Thanks

Alan I have checked out the color. In the new Illustrated Handbook of Succulent Plants it says a different color. I want to copy off what it says in the new book. L. solitary, erect. cylindrical with 4-6 longitudinal furrows, 45-240 cm. narrowed slightly upwards to near tip, then narrowing shortly to a whitish stout acute tip, dull greyish-green or bluish-green, brighter green with pale green transverse bands when young, surface slightly rough. So far that is all I can find. I do have twp more places to look, which I trust. Alan I have never seen one this color, mine has not reached maturity, so I'll wait and see. My plant is about 13 years old at this time, I'm still waiting for it to send up a mature leaf. This book was not accurate on the colors of Crassula, but that does not mean it is wrong on this picture. It is hard to get color right in printing and taking of pictures. So far very little is said about browish. But they do say gray/green to blue/green. I want to look around and see what other books say about the color of the mature leaf. Norma