Contest 37: Discussion and Related Photos

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Contest 37: Discussion and Related Photos

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Please discuss and post related photos for Contest 37: Leaves here.
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Alright, let's see what we can come up with... :-k
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Good idea for a contest! 8) Good luck everyone!
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Can Yucca's qualify? If so, then can I change my submission?
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I don't know which one to choose.
THe Wilwitschia mirabilis
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Or the 80 Year old Ponytail Palm.
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Any Cacti or Succulent with a leaf qualifies.
Just remember the leaf needs to be the main focus ;)
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My wife said this one didn't qualify. Watch out for the next "spine" contest.

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Post by dustin0352 »

here is a pic of the full plant that I entered into the contest. I tried to get a id when I first obtained it, but green growth was to small to determine. Maybe possible now??

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The long thin pads remind me of O. auberi. The flowers are near identical to O. cochenillifera.
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I remember that plant.............
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Post by hablu »

I hesitated between The Echeveria shaviana (wich I placed) and this Cotyledon undulatata. They both have curled leaves, but this one has less color and a bud that leads away from the subject.

Nice topic this time.
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Harry,
I like the Cotyledon better!
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Post by iann »

Leaves? A Lithops is just two leaves :)

Nah, that would be too obvious, but here's one for here anyway. I'll find something else for the contest.
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Lithops run when they see me coming. I just can't seem to get the watering cycle right. :idea: I've killed dozens of them.
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Post by Waxsimulacra08 »

I feel like this should be in Succulent picture of the month as many of the pics have no true cacti.

Just sayin' :P

EDIT: Oh wait that's just succulent of the month, my bad :lol:
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