Pleiospilos nelii, I call these stones. I am going to try not to over
water & rot this one out this time.
Cheers Wendy

Wendy7 wrote:

Pleiospilos nelii, I call these stones. I am going to try not to over
water & rot this one out this time.
Cheers Wendy
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Most unusual!
STONES....That's exactly what I thought when I first saw them.
Bob

On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 22:14:58 -0700, "Wendy7" wrote:

Pleiospilos nelii, I call these stones. I am going to try not to over
water & rot this one out this time.
Cheers Wendy
Hi wendy, those are really nice stones. My friends had lots of them 12
years or so ago and they said no water or just the teensyest bit ever.
As to my post, I have tried to please the group by not using my yenc
poster and had not set the autopost properly. My agent automatically
joins the parts but if you are using outlook then you have to right
click and join the parts.

"Wendy7" wrote in message
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Pleiospilos nelii, I call these stones. I am going to try not to over
water & rot this one out this time.
Cheers Wendy


Very healthy-looking. I've never had any luck with these plants. Has it
flowered yet?

someone

Well I asked about the culture & the trick is to keep them dry in winter.
I left mine out in the rain.
No this one has not bloomed but will take a pic if it does.
Cheers Wendy
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"Wendy7" wrote in message
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Pleiospilos nelii, I call these stones. I am going to try not to over
water & rot this one out this time.
Cheers Wendy


Very healthy-looking. I've never had any luck with these plants. Has it
flowered yet?

someone