Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => Flowers and Foliage Now => Topic started by: K-D Keller on April 21, 2013, 09:27:56 PM
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Now in flower ...
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I bought the Monanthes as spec. Teneriffa Mt. San Isidor. Maybe it is Monanthes brachycaulos. Other ideas are welcome.
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Hi K-D,
These are very interesting; being from the Canary Islands how frost hardy are they?
cheers
fermi
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Hi K-D,
These are very interesting; being from the Canary Islands how frost hardy are they?
cheers
fermi
Hello Fermides,
I grow them by minimum temperatures of -1 or -2 °C. I did not try it colder. They come from lower altitutes of the Canary Islands.
Greetings K-D
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More pictures ...
Aichryson laxum is a biannual species. It is easy to retain A. laxum. The plant produces a lot of seeds.
Monanthes laxiflora is a higher Monanthes. It has no rosettes. The plant is about 10 cm high.
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Monanthes muralis forms erect rosettes. I like the extraordinary look of the Monanthes flowers.
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Monanthes muralis forms erect rosettes. I like the extraordinary look of the Monanthes flowers.
I see what you mean - great shapes!