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Even in bloom, I'm still not sure which this is. Would you ID it for me, please, and tell me how I can tell it apart from its look-alike cousin?
Thanks
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Je propose que tu compares ta plante avec les photos de ces deux liens, particulièrement les fleurs ....
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Thanks, Margrit. I don't speak French, but I think you told me to have a look at the two descriptions and pay particularly close attention to the flowers. I did that, and I think it's most like E. pulvinata. It's definitely not E. harmsii'so urn-like corrollas and plain sepals, but it doesn't match E. pulvinata perfectly either. Would this likely be due to variation among individuals, or hybridization with something else?
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Sorry for answering in French !
From now on you will never again confuse your plant with E. harmsii.
Tom has proposed 'Pulv-Oliver' - it's up to you to tell us whether you find your plant closer to the species or the hybrid. You have the plant, we only see photos .... The hybrid has a longer corolla of a paler colour. Maybe we should wait until more flowers have opened on your plant.
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That's ok, Margrit. Working out a little French using only my weak grasp of Spanish might help to keep my aging brain sharp. <grin>
I think you're right. We might need a few more blooms. Pulv-Oliver is a more similar color, but the corolla is a little longer. I think it's leaf shape is more like mine than pulvinata though. I think you're right, Tom, some type of hybrid. When more blooms open, I'll let you know what I think.
Thanks very much, both of you.
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