Grapto?
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Grapto?
This was part of an unlabeled dish garden from Altman's that I bought at Target. You can see it's original setting here: http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10676
One person has suggested an Echeveria of some sort, but I'm thinking a Graptosedum or perhaps a Graptopetalum?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
One person has suggested an Echeveria of some sort, but I'm thinking a Graptosedum or perhaps a Graptopetalum?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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I've also had a suggestion of Graptoveria.
I forgot to mention that these are two separate plants. I think they're the same species, however.
I forgot to mention that these are two separate plants. I think they're the same species, however.
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I'd add graptoveria Debbie as a possibility, looka the Graptoverias listed on the site above. This is a great site, expecially when you get those Target, Home Depot, Walmart Plants. They all come from Altman's.
Frankly you may not know til it flowers or even then.
I'd add graptoveria Debbie as a possibility, looka the Graptoverias listed on the site above. This is a great site, expecially when you get those Target, Home Depot, Walmart Plants. They all come from Altman's.
Frankly you may not know til it flowers or even then.
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Yeah, I checked Altman's website first since it came from there, but a lot of the rosette-shaped succulents look too much alike to me. Bear with me -- I'm still learning.
So, right now the consensus seems to be Graptosomething and a flower may be needed for a positive ID?
Thanks for your help, folks.
So, right now the consensus seems to be Graptosomething and a flower may be needed for a positive ID?
Thanks for your help, folks.
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Thanks, Rosemarie.Rosemarie wrote:I believe the one on the left is xGraptosedum 'Bronze'. The one on the right could be an xGraptoveria. Flowers would help for ID.
Well, at least I got it half right. I orignally suggested xGraptosedum 'Bronze' on the other thread (see first post for link), but I thought they were both the same species.
I'll post again if they flower.
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Re: Grapto?
Graptoveria x ‘California Sunset’
17 year old Cactus enthusiast specializing in hard growing North American species.
Re: Grapto?
I don’t think it was on the market 9 years ago, but I am in agreement (other than tweak on the intergeneric name), them both being xGraptosedum ‘California Sunset’.
Rosemarie