I’m not sure what plant it is graptoveria possibly? Direct morning light and dappled/part sun for the rest of the day, watered once a week. it did get scourched some with too much light but it has since moved to it’s new spot on the back patio and appears to be doing better.
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indy76km wrote:
Looks like “Hens & Chicks”
Posted on 20 Apr 10 (about 3 years ago)
Gardenerd wrote:
the leaves are very fleshy which initially deterred me from that classification. Im not currently familiar with any fleshy leaved hen and chicks species but that certainly doesn’t mean they dont exist (^_^)
Posted on 21 Apr 10 (about 3 years ago)
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