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I need help identifying this plant, I find it very interesting.

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;767735]I need help identifying this plant, I find it very interesting.

http://www.geocities.com/tgsk8er87/Scanjpg.jpg

i have never seen this plant before that i can remember anyways lol.
its really interesting though something like a coral effect. thanks for
sharing it with us . cyaaaaa, sockiescat .
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On 12/29/07 7:22 PM, in article ,
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;767735]I need help identifying this plant, I find it
very interesting.

http://tinyurl.com/22ljd4

i have never seen this plant before that i can remember anyways lol.
its really interesting though something like a coral effect. thanks for

sharing it with us . cyaaaaa, sockiescat .



Dang - I remember seeing once - thought it was wild looking. Could it be one
of the Echeverias?

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I found someone who has identified it as an Aloe Plicatilis. It looks
like one that has been shaped and formed to have a wave like that. If
anyone has more information about it please post.

Thanks!
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On 12/30/07 3:29 PM, in article
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I found someone who has identified it as an Aloe Plicatilis. It looks
like one that has been shaped and formed to have a wave like that. If
anyone has more information about it please post.

Thanks!


Thanks for letting us know.
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