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Usually, 'Blue Mist' has powdery leaves.
Maria, could you tell us if, on the second plant, there is some flour you can remove with your finger ?
But, anyway, without flowers, we are only speculating.
No, they aren't flour in their leaves.
Well, I know that withoiut flowers could be more difficult (or impossible)... so I'll return with pictures of the inflorescences if they decide to bloom
Lot of thanks to both!
Thanks Tom! Hi Lourdes!
I found this hybrid... Sedeveria Jet Beads, darker than Blue Mist. I don't know!
http://www.crassulaceae.ch/de/artikel?a … =J&aID=130
Thanks Tom!
The second plant is just bought, so I still haven't repotted it
Pd: sorry for my bad english :S
Hi!
This is my first post in this forum. I need your help to identify these plants. Maybe Echeveria affinis or an hybrid? my friend thinks could be Sedum, but I am not sure, so... what do you think? Are they the same species?
Lots of thanks
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