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Comments (7)Saintpfla, sorry for the delayed response. I lost track of this thread and ran acrossed it looking for something else. I am not good at looking at pics for id's. To me it doesn't look the same but I could be wrong. On the swamp bay, if you break the leaf apart, it smells alot like bay leaf. The new leaves are soft and fuzzy and the old leaves are not. The new leaves on your pic look the same as the older ones. The flower is so very small it is hard to tell when it is open and the flower is greenish. I don't remember a smell to the flower....See MoreLooking for rug ID
Comments (3)Oops....sorry...machine made. Looks a little like cotton? It's very attractive and doesn't appear to show wear....it could be an old Karistan that has had a tape whip stitched on when the fringe became worn to keep it from fraying....See MoreLooking for an ID
Comments (14)I don't know which one it is exactly, but it is etiolated. Even trailing plants (and I don't know if this is - all pics of Lola I have seen show rosette, without long stem) should grow leaves much closer together. Partial sun is not enough. I would slowly acclimatize it to much more sun. Here are few of my echeverias that spend quite a bit of time (from sunrise until noon now) in sunshine: In comparison, a different plant: it has tendency to grow longer stems. But leaves are closer together (and possibly could be even closer?): Do not worry about air roots, many succulents grow them. If you want, you could behead your plant, leaving original stem with roots and few offsets on it in the pot, and re-rooting pruned off tops. That pot looks too big for existing plant. (Pots my plants are in are no more than 4" diameter - maybe couple of them could go into bigger pots now. If I repotted them, it would be pot 1" bigger, no more). And if I may ask: is that perlite? Was it sifted before mixing with the soil?...See MoreLooking for an id on this plant if possible please.
Comments (2)Your friend might be interested in this discussion over on the Perennials Forum in September last year....See MoreBillMN-z-2-3-4
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