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A Succulent Obsession

I have this little habit... I collect succulents (and sometimes cacti).
These are the notes, tips and tricks of a Canberra-based succulent-ophile

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About me

I don't sell succulents, but I'm more than happy to share the love by trading them. If you live in Canberra and would like cuttings of any of my plants, please contact me by email.

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Senecio longiflorus

Thursday, 10 December 2009

When I got this guy, he was just a sad little brown-green stick. Now he's producing leaves like a mad thing.

Labels: Asteraceae, Senecio

2 Comments:

At 10 December 2009 22:41, Ender said...: I like so much you blog and your pictures! :D

Best regards
At 11 December 2009 08:51, Xole Karman said...: Thank you so much!