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Phemeranthus sediformis |
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Low-growing succulent from the Pacific Northwest. Seedlings stay absolutely tiny forever – the photo at right was taken in early June, five months after they were started from seed. On the plus side, they also bloom when they are miniature-sized. The photo above was taken in late June of the plant's first year; it also shows that a few weeks of warmer weather have spurred some growth: the plantlets are a bit more noticeable now. With some luck (and skill), over time I might be able to attain the wonderful mats of foliage (with a larger array of flowers) that I've seen in some online photos.
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We left this plant behind in our Pennsylvania garden (and wish it well); we don't grow it in Houston. About my plant portraits
PlantLinks to other web pages about Phemeranthus sediformis
- Seed from NARGS '12/'13 exchange. Baggy 70F with light (3w; 13%G, 6-10d) - 35F (3w) - 70F with light (10%G, 14-18d)
- Same seed as above. Baggy 70F with light (39%G, 7-11d)
- Seed from '14 garden, cold-stored since harvest. Baggy 70F with light (53%G, 7-15d)
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