Dia Watts on wed 5 sep 01
Ann,
I have a plant quite similar to what you describe....it is a common =
succulent, my mom calls it a Kalanchoe. My plant book says its latin =
name is B. daigremontianum, and calls it Devil's Backbone. Perhaps this =
is your strange mystery plant?
Hope this helps, =20
Dia in Brandon
dia@westman.wave.ca
Ann Semple on thu 6 sep 01
Is this the plant you were 'seeing'?
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From: "Dia Watts"
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Subject: strange plant info for sculpture
Ann,
I have a plant quite similar to what you describe....it is a common
succulent, my mom calls it a Kalanchoe. My plant book says its latin name
is B. daigremontianum, and calls it Devil's Backbone. Perhaps this is your
strange mystery plant?
Hope this helps,
Dia in Brandon
dia@westman.wave.ca
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Larry Phillips on thu 6 sep 01
Dia Watts wrote:
>
> I have a plant quite similar to what you describe....it is a common succulent, my mom calls it a Kalanchoe. My plant book says its latin name is B. daigremontianum, and calls it Devil's Backbone. Perhaps this is your strange mystery plant?
That's what I thought of at first, but the Kalanchoe has little
plantlets instead of seed. Could be what Ann was thinking of, though. We
used to call it a 'Mexican Hat Plant', probably because the plantlets
looked like little sombreros.
Sounds like a great project though.
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