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Climbing succulent ID
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Posted by Traceyb NSW Aust (My Page) on Thu, Mar 27, 03 at 5:15
| Have just been given a climbing succulent that has climbing tendrils and an ivy leaf on each junction. Can anyone help with ID and culture.
thanks
Tracey |
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RE: Climbing succulent ID
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- Posted by edzo NSW Aust (My Page) on
Sun, Mar 30, 03 at 18:50
| i had a check in my book (very limited in succulent varieties) and the only one that sort of matched was Testudinaria. thats all i got. |
RE: Climbing succulent ID
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| Cissus quadrangulus is a climbing succulent with ivy shaped leaves and a thick four-sided stem. Cheers Rashid |
RE: Climbing succulent ID
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- Posted by jancc westaus (My Page) on
Tue, Apr 1, 03 at 10:36
maybe this could be Ceropegia
there are four types listed in my book
c.haygarthii and c.sandersonii - twining plants and c.woodii is a hanging plant, c.russeliana which has a bizarre shape trap blossum with spots on it, supposed to trap insects.
hope this is of some help
Cheers Jancc |
RE: Climbing succulent ID
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Thanks Everyone,
Will see if I can find it in my books. Just had know idea where to start.
Tracey |
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