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My Variegated Jade 09'
By Greenthumb
29 Dec, 2008
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Doesn't do much but get bigger, but my garden needed a comparison photo. :-)
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It's been growing more compact, and very very slowly. I need to get into the greenhouse it came from and collect a photo of the parent plant. Huge!
29 Dec, 2008
Great pot! I think I have one similar. Jade is what family? I had a peperomia that looked similar once. But it died. You've inspired me to get out my plant book. maybe I have something in here I could even take a picture of. :)
6 Jan, 2009
Family home evening project. :-)
Crassulaceae. Huge family, all the stonecrop, jade, sempervivum, sedum..... Looks like peperomia is a Piperaceae, my variegate is Peperomia magnolialfolia variegata. You got me looking and this plant is Crassula ovata Tricolor. My other two are Crassula argentea, just green. :-) They are both succulent families. My favorite are living stones which I would love to find, and a GOY fav is the houseleek. You could naturaize any of these there I think, Greensis, and they'd bloom each year in spring.
I'd like to see what your amarylis is doing!
6 Jan, 2009
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What else?
See who else is growing Crassula ovata (Jade tree) tricolor.
See who else has plants in genus Crassula.
This photo is of "Jade 'variegated" in Greenthumb's garden
This is a very interesting looking plant. I've never seen a varigated jade.
29 Dec, 2008