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Old 12th August 2009, 08:54 AM
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Default Re: Bigeneric Neophytum

Andy, I agreed with you that Burgundy Hill is more upright. That happens in mine too. Another xNeophytum which is the Gallactic Warrior is a nice plant too.

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My Burgundy Hill looks like your Gary Hendrix except for the rosette is more upright. I'm not really into X Neophytum. Prefer Neos. better.
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