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Old 30th July 2009, 05:17 PM
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do you know these genus ?

have you some species ?

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Old 4th August 2009, 04:17 AM
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I'm not sure, but I think this is Dorestenia foetida. Anyway, it's some kind of Dorstenia. It's still a small plant.



Here's the unusual flower that shoots seeds.

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Cool a 'shotgun' flower
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Old 5th August 2009, 03:52 PM
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perhaps an hybrid from foetida

the real



all are not small , for example D.zanziberica 70cm but some time 1-1.5 m

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OMG!!! Looks like something from outer space!!! Cool!!
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OMG!!! Looks like something from outer space!!! Cool!!
And sucks your brain out!
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Jeff, you're right. My photo is not D. foetida. I actually looked at the label this time, and says D. gypsophila. Nice plant you have, by the way.
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you are sure from your dorstenia for me gypsophila have more a long caudex like gigas , I think rather to a hybrid or a foetida form but not the type.

I have others like this one
a african species



or this one a bresilian species



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some others members grow this genus ?

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Actually the weird thingy is a flower right?
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